| 英文摘要 |
This paper investigates the problem of style in philosophy by way of Michel Foucault’s reflection on philosophical discourse. At a first glance, Foucault keeps a distance with stylistics and even utilizes the term style in a negative sense. In past scholarship on Foucault’s writing style, scholars often emphasize key ideas such as heterogeneity, outside, and negation. With this contrast in mind, I consider Foucault’s discussions on philosophical discourse and archive in his archeological period, in order to discuss his foregrounding of inner ruptures in philosophy through Nietzsche. Foucault deepens his methodology in asserting the exteriority and caesura through the function of archive-discourse. Style itself is not a result of expression but a process of problematizing. My conclusion proposes a new idea of style through Foucault’s reflection on philosophical discourse. The“style”in philosophy must meet the request of what he terms as contemporary diagnostics. Such conditioning endows style with a force of negation. It demands an opening in reflectivity to release the discursive power. The possibility of style inherent in philosophical discourse might be activated through a problematization that can reset and initiate a new interrogation. |