That is the special category that Foucault wants to reserve for those privileged figures whom he calls founders of discursivity.

这就是福柯想为那些他称之为散漫性创始人的,特权作家们保留的特殊类别。

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Well, I don't know. It seems to me that literary influence is not at all unlike sort of speaking or writing in the wake of a founder of discursivity, but we can let that pass.

我不知道，我觉得,文学的影响力和演讲和写作的影响力还是有相似之处的,尤其是在散漫性被发现之后，但是我们可以不谈这个。

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So, I'll be a little looser now where I put things.

我有点散漫的，我把东西放在。

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He used to stand in the city square in Athens, and talk with his fellow citizens, but he didn't chat idly with them, and he liked especially talking to young people.

他曾经站在雅典市的广场，和他的市民们说话，但是他并没有散漫的和他们说话，他尤其喜欢和年轻人说话。

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And so yes, the signal that this field of discursivity is on the table is introduced by the name of the author but it remains just a name.

所以的确，这种公开的散漫性的信号,就通过作者的名字被介绍出来，而且也仅仅只是个名字。

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He says, "They aren't authors. They're founders of discursivity," and then he grants that it's kind of difficult to distinguish between a founder of discursivity and an author who has had an important influence. Right?

他说：“他们不是作者，他们是散漫性的创始人“,然后他认为很难区分,究竟散漫性的创始人和作者,哪个的影响更重要，对吗？

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