He defined each era's conception of the meaning of knowledge as its episteme.
In one work, this thinker showed how one of the title concepts produces a construct of individuality based on genetic, combinatory, cellular, and organic characteristics. This philosopher described the "Great Confinement" in which the mentally ill were no longer allowed to exist on the fringe of society, but were rather institutionalized. He defined each era's conception of the meaning of knowledge as its episteme. This author of Madness and Civilization discussed the public torture of Damiens and the idea of Bentham's Panopticon in a history of the penal system. For 10 points, name this French poststructuralist author of The Order of Things and Discipline and Punish.
In one work, this thinker showed how one of the title concepts produces a construct of individuality based on genetic, combinatory, cellular, and organic characteristics.
Michel Foucault