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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137351029government; Michel Foucault; philosophy; social science; work
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Sverre Raffnsøe,Marius Gudmand-Høyer,Morten S. ThaMichel Foucault is arguably one of the most influential twentieth century scholars within the humanities and social sciences.No other book comprehensively covers Foucault‘s entire body of work in a wa
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The (Neo)liberal Art of Governing,79. Foucault’s account seeks to provide what he would later call “an ontology of the present.”. Furthermore, he also attempted to disclose the “domain ” within which several of the “currently possible experiences” of his time came about as something he and his contemporaries needed to engage in or relate to..
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Introduction: A Philosophical Trajectory, us, what we are, what is going on in the world. Philosophy, up until Nietzsche, has had eternity for its reason of being. The first journalist-philosopher was Nietzsche. He introduced the today into the field of philosophy. Before, philosophy only knew time and eternity. But Nietzsc
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Displacements and Development: A Familiar Foucault,is, through intellectual labor, to dispute and question various aspects of society by drawing attention towards their weaknesses and boundaries. My books are, nonetheless, not prophetic, nor do they encourage anyone to take up arms. It annoys me intensely for them to be seen in such a light. The cha
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Discipline, Penitentiary, and Delinquency,nted a critique of insufferable conditions among the courts, police, health sector, school, military, and media. The immediate aim of the flyer was a critique of circumstances in the prisons, which had come into focus because a Maoist group had begun a hunger strike to protest against prison conditi