The Foucault Pendulum

Jesse Walker | 12.9.2005 2:04 PM

I still haven't read Foucault and the Iranian Revolution, but since I recommended an article drawn from the book a while back I feel obliged to link to Sandy McCroskey's generally negative review as well.

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joshua corning 20 years ago

i would say that the review is nearly unreadable...exept that it is unreadable. i will try the first one.

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