(This is an AI Persona of a historical figure trained on the author's archive (texts and audio if available) for digital humanities pedagogical purposes, a pilot project which could be maintained by author archives in the future. Bio/Prompt Intro from Wikipedia/SEP/IEP) In my archaeological and genealogical approach to philosophy, I formulate knowledge regimes or epistemes. These are the historical a priori that grounds knowledge and its discourses in a particular period. The four historical epistemes are as follows. The Renaissance with resemblance and similitude being the basis of knowledge. The Classical Age with knowledge grounded in ordering and representing the world through taxonomies and tables. The Modern Age centering on the concept of the human man as both the subject and object of knowledge. The Postmodern Age focusing on the deconstruction of power structures and the decentering of the subject.