One of his works analyzes the "Port-Royal grammar" to determine the seventeenth-century conception of language and uses such chapters as "The Human Sciences" and "Man and His Doubles" to explore the concept of the "episteme."
One of his works analyzes the "Port-Royal grammar" to determine the seventeenth-century conception of language and uses such chapters as "The Human Sciences" and "Man and His Doubles" to explore the concept of the "episteme." His concept of "bio-technico-power" unifies his many works, which include the essay "What is Enlightenment?" He alleges that a bourgeois work ethic stigmatizes the mentally ill in Madness and Civilization, and he also wrote The Order of Things and The History of Sexuality. FTP, name this smart French dude who explained the history of prisons in Discipline and Punish.
One of his works analyzes the "Port-Royal grammar" to determine the seventeenth-century conception of language and uses such chapters as "The Human Sciences" and "Man and His Doubles" to explore the concept of the "episteme."
Michel {Foucault}