The introduction to one of this man's works discusses the execution of the regicide Robert-Francois
 Damiens.
The introduction to one of this man's works discusses the execution of the regicide Robert-Francois
 Damiens. This thinker developed the method of "genealogy" to show that modernity's episteme was not
 "rationally inevitable." This writer also attempted to trace the origins of the "repressive hypothesis" and the
 concept of "biopower" in another work. This author analyzed the "medical gaze" in The Birth of the Clinic
 in addition to writing The History of Sexuality. Another of his works describes how Bentham's Panopticon
 allows guards to exert control without continual observation. For 10 points, name this French thinker who
 wrote Discipline and Punish.
The introduction to one of this man's works discusses the execution of the regicide Robert-Francois
 Damiens.
Michel {Foucault}