Foucault turned the world of ideas on its head by boldly charging in to explore

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问题 Foucault turned the world of ideas on its head by boldly charging in to explore the subjects of prisons and sexuality, about which previous writers had done little more than(i)______But the tour deforce of this exploration was his habit of using these fields to draw(ii)______parallels to safe, sanitized everyday life.

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答案 B,D

解析 The best answers are B, equivocate and D, trenchant. The word equivocate means to "hesitate or dodge an issue, or to avoid discussion." Trenchant observations are insightful ones, precisely the sort that would make people uncomfortable with Foucault’s comparisons. Presumptuous comparisons might be shocking, but would not constitute a four de force.
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