For 10 points, name this 20th century French thinker who wrote Madness and Civilization as well as Discipline and Punish.
One book by this thinker contains a chapter on "The Perverse Implantation" that appears in a larger section rejecting the "repressive hypothesis." This thinker argued that epistemes are the foundation of epistemology in his The Archaeology of Knowledge. In one book, this thinker analyzed the gradual (*) ostracism of undesirables as a "Great Confinement," while in another book he examined the torture of Robert-François Damiens and the "unequal gaze" of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon as part of the evolution of the prison system. For 10 points, name this 20th century French thinker who wrote Madness and Civilization as well as Discipline and Punish.
One book by this thinker contains a chapter on "The Perverse Implantation" that appears in a larger section rejecting the "repressive hypothesis.
Michel Foucault