Michel de Certeau

• The Plane of Immanence′Blasting Free′, or, the Stylistic InflectionMeta-HistoriographyHeterology, or the Book We′ll Never ReadStrategy and TacticsUnknotting Place and Space

`Ian Buchanan has written the first sustained analysis and interpretation of the works of Michel de Certeau. Buchanan is convincing, comprehensive and fair. He tackles the question of de Certeau′s religious commitments as well as his equally tough theoretical issues. Buchanan is well versed in the relevant literature. He has done well by de Certeau, a person of great theoretical importance and great personal integrity′ - Mark Poster`This is a remarkable analysis and explication of the work of Michel de Certeau. It will be indispensable both to those who are already familiar with a portion of Certeau′s writing, and to those who sense Certeau′s importance but have not yet entered the world of his work. Buchanen′s insights are powerful and thoughtful and his writing is clear and accessible. A fine critical book on a remarkable figure in cultural theory, psychoanalysis, and history′ - Ricard Terdiman