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BLENGINO, Luis Félix. La apuesta filosófica de Michel Foucaült por la altertdad: vlajes y periodismo como marco explicativo de las reflexiones en torno a la experiencia iraní. Eidos [online]. 2016, n.25, pp.157-184. ISSN 1692-8857.  https://doi.org/10.14482/eidos.25.7205.

There is consensus in disapproving the journalistic articles written by Foucault about the Iranian revolution. They are considered clear mistakes. Some say that this is so because the enthusiasm of Foucault towards the Islamic revolution moved him away from his true theoretical interests; others say that what those texts reveal is a totalitarian, naive, and even misogynistic background of his philosophy. By doing this, commentators spear themselves a hermeneutical work on the incorporation of those texts into a work whose general bet remains the subject of academic discussion. In this paper, we propose an alternative approach to the issue; one in which the texts are not considered a mistake but rather they are seen as part of a diagnosis that can get some light from the ideas of travel, radical journalism and heterotopology. These considered as fundamental elements of a philosophical bet on alterity.

Keywords : Otherness; Radical Journalism; Travel; Iran; Heterotopia.

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