Posts Tagged: michel foucault
Deleuze on Foucault
Deleuze on Foucault from the interview Life as a Work of Art
Michel Foucault – The Archaeology of Knowledge – part III
Michel Foucault The Archaeology of Knowledge PART III The Statement and the Archive This post is a continuation of an exercise with The Archaeology of Knowledge, by Michel Foucault. A previous post addressed part I-II of the book, Archaeology of
Michel Foucault – The Archaeology of Knowledge – part III
Michel Foucault The Archaeology of Knowledge PART III The Statement and the Archive This post is a continuation of an exercise with The Archaeology of Knowledge, by Michel Foucault. A previous post addressed part I-II of the book, Archaeology of
Michel Foucault – The Archaeology of Knowledge – part I-II
Michel Foucault Archaeology of Knowledge Part I-II Blogger’s Intro I’ve recently finished reading The Archaeology of Knowledge, by Michael Foucault. What I’m going to attempt to do here on the blog, is to go through the book a second time,
Michel Foucault – The Archaeology of Knowledge – part I-II
Michel Foucault Archaeology of Knowledge Part I-II Blogger’s Intro I’ve recently finished reading The Archaeology of Knowledge, by Michael Foucault. What I’m going to attempt to do here on the blog, is to go through the book a second time,
Notes on Painting, 2013
Notes, 2013 I have become deeply engaged in a pursuit in painting. I am pursuing the creation of art. Art seems to me the best example of our ability to come closer to what lies just beyond life: the eternal,
Notes on Painting, 2013
Notes, 2013 I have become deeply engaged in a pursuit in painting. I am pursuing the creation of art. Art seems to me the best example of our ability to come closer to what lies just beyond life: the eternal,
The Order of Things – Michel Foucault
“And so, for knowledge, the being of things is an illusion, a veil that must be torn aside in order to reveal the mute and invisible violence that is devouring them in the darkness.” (303 The Order of Things Foucault)
The Order of Things – Michel Foucault
“And so, for knowledge, the being of things is an illusion, a veil that must be torn aside in order to reveal the mute and invisible violence that is devouring them in the darkness.” (303 The Order of Things Foucault)
MADNESS – Michel Foucault
“One day, perhaps, we will no longer know what madness was. Its form will have closed up on itself, and the traces it will have left will no longer be intelligible. To the ignorant glance, will those traces be anything
MADNESS – Michel Foucault
“One day, perhaps, we will no longer know what madness was. Its form will have closed up on itself, and the traces it will have left will no longer be intelligible. To the ignorant glance, will those traces be anything
Michel Foucault – the duplicated body – History of Madness
Consequently a madman is not recognized as such because an illness has pushed him to the margins of normality, but because our culture situates him at the meeting point between social decree of confinement and the juridical knowledge that evaluates
Michel Foucault – the duplicated body – History of Madness
Consequently a madman is not recognized as such because an illness has pushed him to the margins of normality, but because our culture situates him at the meeting point between social decree of confinement and the juridical knowledge that evaluates
Michel Foucault – critical consciousness/tragic experience – History of Madness
“For madness unleashes its fury in the space of pure vision. Fantasies and threats, the fleeting fragments of dreams and the secret destiny of the world, where madness has a primitive, prophetic force, revealing that the dream-like is real and
Michel Foucault – critical consciousness/tragic experience – History of Madness
“For madness unleashes its fury in the space of pure vision. Fantasies and threats, the fleeting fragments of dreams and the secret destiny of the world, where madness has a primitive, prophetic force, revealing that the dream-like is real and
view from a burrow 