Question
One philosopher described this field as “[trying] to define not the thoughts … revealed in discourse” but as an attempt to define discourse itself. A book titled for this field classifies the letters A, Z, E, R, and T as a statement when listed in a typewriting manual but not when on a keyboard. That book titled for this field discusses how attention has turned to “phenomena of rupture” and has a section on “discursive regularities.” The Order of Things exemplifies one thinker’s (*) method named for this field, which preceded the genealogical method and is exemplified by a book titled for [this field] of Knowledge. It’s not geology, but this field uses stratigraphy to chronologically sort objects. For 10 points, Michel Foucault’s ■END■
ANSWER: archaeology [accept The Archaeology of Knowledge or L’archeologie du savoir; accept the archaeological method; prompt on knowledge or epistemology or savoir by asking “what other field is that book titled for?”]
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Buzzes
Player | Team | Opponent | Buzz Position | Value |
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Cade Reinberger | RIT A | UNC A | 81 | -5 |
Jonathan Shauf | UNC C | Virginia Tech A | 91 | 10 |
Vincent Du | UNC A | RIT A | 92 | 10 |
Jim Fan | UNC B | Duke A | 118 | -5 |
Koji Bilbao | Duke A | UNC B | 122 | 10 |