By a powerful iconic argument, Foucault shows that “representation has lost the power [it enjoyed in the Classical period] to provide a foundation ...for the links that can join its various elements together” (OT, 238–239). That connection will next be sought in “man” and, failing that, in the very differential that Foucault, as postmodern historian, both practices and preaches.
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