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Nythamar Fernandes de Oliveira Publisher: Nova Science Publishers , Inc.; ISBN: 1590336224; (January 2003) Click here to order it from Amazon Books Table of Contents Preface Introduction
On the Genealogy of Modernity : Foucault's Social Philosophy - Nythamar de Oliveira
Michel Foucault Above all else, Michel Foucault believed in the freedom of people. He also realized that as individuals, we react to situations in different ways.
Foucault and His Panopticon - power, knowledge, Jeremy Bentham, surveillance, smart mobs, protests, cooperation, philosopher
Mišels Fuko
This page offers brief definitions of some of the key concepts in Foucault's work. For a more complete list which also includes extensive details of where these concepts can be found in Foucault's work please see my book Michel Foucault (London: Sage, 2005). The list here places more emphasis on definitions, whereas the list in the book provides a detailed structure of references for users of Foucault's work. © Clare O'Farrell 2007
Michel Foucault Theorist Web Project Scott McGaha Michel Foucault, the French philosopher, was one of the most influential thinkers of the 20 th Century. Discipline and Punish , written in 1975, gave people a new way to view the prison system. In this book, Foucault describes the history of prisons.
Michel Foucault
Le biopouvoir chez Foucault et Agamben. - Methodos
1 L’hypothèse du bio-pouvoir est formulée par Foucault à un tournant de ses recherches, notamment da (...) 2 Giorgio Agamben, Homo sacer , Le pouvoir souverain et la vie nue , traduction par Marilène Raiola, L (...) 1 L’hypothèse d’un bio-pouvoir, c’est-à-dire d’un certain rapport entre le pouvoir et la vie, a été initialement formulée par Foucault dans La volonté de savoir et dans les cours contemporains donnés au Collège de France ( Il faut défendre la société 1 ). Foucault propose ainsi une nouvelle approche du pouvoir en identifiant un mode spécifique d’exercice du pouvoir lorsque la vie entre dans ses préoccupations. Il étudie les technologies de pouvoir qui, à partir du XVIII e siècle, investissent spécifiquement la vie, c’est-à-dire les corps individuels, objets d’une « anatomo-politique ». Il s’inscrit en cela dans la continuité de ses analyses sur les disciplines.Origine http://www.france-mail-forum.de/index2b.html#Deleuze Foucault, Historien du présent, Gilles Deleuze: Foucault, Historien du présent. Magazine littéraire 257 (Septembre 1988). Ce texte est extrait de l'intervention de Gilles Deleuze au colloque «Michel Foucault, philosophe» organisé les 9, 10 et 11 janvier par l'association pour le centre Michel Foucault. Les actes de ce colloque seront intégralement publiés en 1989 aux éditions du Seuil.
Foucault, Historien du présent, Gilles Deleuze: Foucault, Historien du présent.
Social Control and the Theory of Communicative Action (by Mathieu Deflem)
Over the past two decades, the theories of Jürgen Habermas have received widespread attention in many different fields of study, and his work has generally been received as one of the major contributions to contemporary social theory. Especially since the publication of his much celebrated magnum opus The Theory of Communicative Action (Habermas 1984, 1987a), Habermas' ideas have inspired many topics of social-scientific debate. These discussions have in recent years particularly focused on the relationship of Habermas' work to American pragmatist thought (Shalin 1992), the debate on modernity and postmodernity (Raulet 1989; Rorty 1985), and political and moral philosophy (Calhoun 1992; Rasmussen 1990). Next to these commentaries, many critical reviews and introductory texts to Habermas' thought have appeared that aim to overcome the relative inaccessibility of his work (e.g.
Who was Gilles Deleuze? (part 1) - The Philosopher's Zone - ABC Radio National
Alan Saunders : At the age of seventy, Gilles Deleuze, the French philosopher, took his own life, on November 4th, 1995. He'd been a heavy smoker and suffered from a debilitating pulmonary ailment throughout the last 25 years of his life. He'd had a lung removed, undergone a tracheotomy, lost the power of speech and considered himself 'chained like a dog' to an oxygen machine. By the last years of his life, even handwriting required laborious effort. Hello, this is The Philosopher's Zone , and I'm Alan Saunders, welcoming you to the first of two programs examining the work of one of the most influential and prolific French philosophers of the second half of the 20th century.
[In : Revue de synthèse , n°2, avril-juin 1987, p. 277-285] Le livre que Deleuze consacre à l’oeuvre de Foucault (Gilles Deleuze , Foucault , Paris, Minuit, 1986, 13,5 x 22,7, 143 p. (« Critique »)), en vue de la faire apparaître comme « une des plus grandes philosophies du XX e siècle » (selon la prière d’insérer, au dos de l’ouvrage), rassemble six textes, composés à des périodes différentes. Les deux premiers : « Un nouvel archiviste » (paru déjà, sous une forme à peu près identique, dans Critique , n° 274, en 1970) et « Un nouveau cartographe » (paru dans Critique , n° 343, en 1975) sont des comptes rendus de l’ Archéologie du savoir et de Surveiller et Punir , réalisés au moment où ces livres avaient été publiés.
FOUCAULT AVEC DELEUZE
Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari
Francois Dosse; Translated by Deborah Glassman Paper , 672 pages, 29 illus. ISBN: 978-0-231-14561-9 $27.00 / £18.50 July, 2010 Cloth , 672 pages, 29 illus. ISBN: 978-0-231-14560-2 $45.00 / £30.95 Copyright informationAnti-Oedipus. From Psychoanalysis to Schizopolitics - Semiotexte 1977 Deleuze on Human Rights Review of Hyppolite's Logic and Existence - Deleuze
Deleuze and Guattari
QUESTION: When you describe capitalism, you say: "There isn't the slightest operation, the slightest industrial or financial mechanism that does not reveal the dementia of the capitalist machine and the pathological character of its rationality (not at all a false rationality, but a true rationality of *this* pathology, of *this madness*, for the machine does work, be sure of it). There is no danger of this machine going mad, it has been mad from the beginning and that's where its rationality comes from. Does this mean that after this "abnormal" society, or outside of it, there can be a "normal" society? GILLES DELEUZE: We do not use the terms "normal" or "abnormal".
Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari
« Je n’ai jamais pu donner tort aux gens. Quoi qu’ils fassent, je n’ai pas le goût de leur donner tort. » Avec Arnaud Bouaniche. Le Journal des Nouveaux Chemins avec Céline Belloq, à propos de Lacher prise avec Schopenhauer (Eyrolles). Réalisation : Bertrand Chaumeton Lecture des textes : Jerôme Kircher et Irène Jacob
Mille Deleuze 2/5 : lecteur de Bergson - Idées
Frédéric Worms
Michel Foucault