Edinburgh University Press, 2014
This book surveys Michel Foucault’s thought in the context of his
life and times, utilising the latest primary and secondary materials to
explain the political implications of each phase of his work and the
relationships between each phase. It also illustrates how his thought
has been used in the political sphere and examines the importance of his
work for politics today.
One of the most prominent theorists in the contemporary humanities
and social sciences, Foucault is known as a radical thinker who disturbs
our understanding of society. He also presented a moving target,
continually changing his concerns and his apparent position. So, until
now, comparatively little attention has been given to his politics.
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