Foucault, Michel
Michel Foucault and Qualitative Research in Human and Social Sciences
... use Michel FOUCAULT made of his reference authors: he would mention them without necessarily having to quote them as "the authenticating label of a footnote" of the argument ...journey, ...
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Power and Ideology in Michel Foucault and Antonio Gramsci: A Comparative Analysis
... Marx's. Michel Foucault, the "unclassifiable" famous french historian, on the other hand, chose Nietzche rather than Marx as his point of ...departure. Foucault mainly borrowed from Nietzche ...
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Michel Foucault and Judith Butler: troubling Butler's appropriation of Foucault's work
... This thesis is structured as an argument with Judith Butler‘s interpretation and criticism of Michel Foucault‘s thought. From her first work, Subjects of Desire (1987), Butler has consistently engaged with key ...
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Teenswoordige geskiedenis: Michel Foucault in gesprek met die teologie
... op Foucault se analise van ’n eietydse politieke gebeurtenis, naamlik die Iran Revolusie van ...oor Foucault se eie analise van hierdie historiese gebeurtenis en geen werk is nog gedoen oor die wyse waarop ...
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Axel Hägerström, Max Weber and Michel Foucault
... When reconsidering Axel Hägerström’s scholarship one hundred years after he launched his critique of the idea of ob- jective moral values, one may wish to start from the notion of philosophy as the “ontology of the ...
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Edward Said and Michel Foucault: Representation of the Notion of Discourse in Colonial Discourse Theory
... to Foucault (Said, 1978, ...employ Michel Foucault’s notion of a discourse, as described by him in The Archaeology of Knowledge and in Discipline and Punish, to identify ...
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Changing values in contemporary society? A reconceptualisation of values using the analytics of Michel Foucault
... between Foucault and psychology, and for how his work might be used in the context of the Rokeach-Schwartz tradition of the psychology of ...f Foucault in ...of Foucault as a postmodern ...view ...
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Michel Foucault
... Foucault was a subversive thinker who set about challenging conventions. It is often assumed, for example, that knowledge arrives once power departs. If power remains, so the argument goes, its effects may ...
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Ars erotica en die detrivialisering van die seksuele diskoers: ’n Aantekening by die seksualiteitsanalise van Michel Foucault
... wat Foucault scientia sexualis, of die kennis van seksualiteit ...bedoel Foucault nie bloot die Katolieke biegpraktyk nie, maar meer omvangryk die klaarblylike behoefte wat in die samelewing ontstaan het om ...
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Michel Foucault' filosoofiline nägemine kujutava kunsti näite põhjal
... 1969. aastal ilmunud „Teadmiste arheoloogia“ lehekülgedelt on kunsti jälgi mõnes mõttes lihtsam leida kui „Hullusest ja arutusest“. Viimases leidub neid nii palju ja piltide kirjeldused on nii sugestiivsed, et raske on ...
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The Concept of Power in the Vision of Michel Foucault
... together. Foucault remarks here the instauration of a relationship of force between the individuals: each one tries to hide his own fear and to unbalance the other through intimidation, making the other doubt his ...
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Falling for the Insane Artist: A Look at Foucault's Madness and Civilization
... Reason, Michel Foucault examines how Western society has viewed, defined, and dealt with those who humans have deemed “insane” in recent ...centuries. Foucault sees the idea of madness as a child of ...
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The Discrete Charm of European Intellectuals
... After Michel Foucault terribly misread the Iranian revolution of 1979, wrote a few quite curious articles for Corriere della Sera and kept his admirers and detractors busy and confounded for over some ...
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The white elephant at the dinner table
... to Michel Foucault, in respect to his theorisation of bio-power and bio-politics, Alberto Toscano takes quite a scathing swipe at Negri’s attempt to mark an epochal shift in the form of capitalist and state ...
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"The real world": a study of domestic abuse in Salford
... notion Michel Foucault spent much of his scholarly activities grappling in a period when homosexuality and AIDS were at a key political phase before the shift we acknowledge ...
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Pluralism and deformalisation as mechanisms in the achievement of more equitable and just outcomes – the move from „Classical Formalism“ to deformalisation
... M Foucault, ‘Iran: The Spirit of a World without Spirit’, in ...(ed.), Michel Foucault: Politics, Philosophy, Culture (1988), at 214 and also M Weber, FromMaxWeber: Essays in Sociology ...
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Critical medical humanities: embracing entanglement, taking risks
... of Michel Foucault, whose research into expressions of authority has refused processes of humanistic naturalisation and its relationship to government, stressing the importance of cri- tique as a means to ...
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Perspectives on poverty : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Social Policy at Massey University, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand
... Wetherell, 1995:89). I used this linguistic based approach to find dominant themes in the corpus of the data. Within these themes or clusters I found reference to some of the processes of governing citizens, both poor ...
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Historiography in French Theory
... practices of the centralized power completed the revolutionary education of the masses. De Tocqueville argues that “the government itself had long worked to make several ideas, since called revolutionary, enter and ...
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Governmentality of the contemporary institution of schooling and its effects upon teacher professionalism – an ethnographic case study
... Metaphorically, Foucault (1975, p. 138) perceives political anatomy as having a machine-like function that not only breaks down individuals through rigorous training and subjects them to a ‗mechanics of power‘, ...
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