One book by this thinker closes with the image of a face being washed away by the waves of the sea to indicate the "death of man"; that book by this author investigates what disciplines and mindsets constitute the Renaissance, classical, and modern epistemes.
One book by this thinker closes with the image of a face being washed away by the waves of the sea to indicate the "death of man"; that book by this author investigates what disciplines and mindsets constitute the Renaissance, classical, and modern epistemes. This man presented the Victorian "repressive hypothesis" in The Will to Knowledge. He presented an (*) "archaeology of the human sciences" in a 1966 book which opens with an analysis of Diego Velazquez's painting Las Meninas. This author of The Order of Things wrote a work inspired by his time in a mental hospital which argues that "the Other" was increasingly viewed as mad during the Age of Reason. For 10 points, name this French philosopher, who wrote The History of Sexuality and Madness and Civilization.
One book by this thinker closes with the image of a face being washed away by the waves of the sea to indicate the "death of man"; that book by this author investigates what disciplines and mindsets constitute the Renaissance, classical, and modern epistemes.
Michel Foucault