Examples of using Foucault in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What they took from Foucault was the notion of the"master discourse",
The first principle, Foucault explains, is“that there is probably not a single culture in the world that fails to constitute heterotopias.”.
In fact, the artistic director extends the specific local history of the prison and concentration camp similarly to Giorgio Agamben(based on Foucault).
women writers was simply a feminist version of the traditional, liberal humanism that Foucault had long since dismantled.
Foucault claims belief systems gain momentum(and hence power)
It is no accident that the main cradle of this strategy is the body: Foucault says that through the political technology of the body we can read the shared history of power relations.
the Parisian professor of moral philosophy and a Foucault expert, distinguishes three types of punishments.
In the 20th-century, a French philosopher Michel Foucault suggested that this aforementioned effect may be applied to not just prisons,
Parallel with the refined technical innovations of the prison and of disciplinary society, described by Foucault, it seems that the traditional moral patterns continue to flourish along with the modern renovation of collective beliefs and symbols.
And although I had already been acquainted with Bourdieu, Foucault, Boltanski, and then Wacquant,
But what Foucault recognized as well was the transience of this model: it succeeded that
gay philosopher Michel Foucault opposed the loathing of Israel during the 1970s.
Foucault also suggested that a focus on the rights of patients at Bicetre was partly due to revolutionary concerns that it housed
Panofsky and Foucault were able to combine historical and spatial mode of analysis in their theories,
Barthes and Foucault-- who, as readers of the
Foucault has brilliantly analyzed the ideal project of these environments of enclosure,
The philosopher Michel Foucault, exploring the ideological foundations of neoliberalism in lectures at the Collège de France in 1978-79(2),
Michel Foucault, Michel Serres,
largely arising out of contemporary French philosophy featuring in particular the work of Jacques Derrida, post-structuralism and the philosopher and historian Michel Foucault.
Derrida and Foucault were right, began to wonder
