The Cambridge Foucault Lexicon is a reference tool that provides clear and incisive definitions and descriptions of all of Foucault's major terms and influences, including history, knowledge, language, philosophy and power. It is an essential reference volume for anyone interested in Foucault's work.
The Cambridge Foucault Lexicon is a reference tool that provides clear and incisive definitions and descriptions of all of Foucault's major terms and influences, including history, knowledge, language, philosophy and power. It is an essential reference volume for anyone interested in Foucault's work.
Part I. Terms: 1. Abnormal 2. Actuality 3. Archaeology 4. Archive 5. Author 6. Bio-history 7. Bio-politics 8. Bio-power 9. Body 10. Care 11. Christianity 12. Civil society 13. Conduct 14. Confession 15. Contestation 16. Control 17. Critique 18. Death 19. Desire 20. Difference 21. Discipline 22. Discourse 23. Dispositif (Apparatus) 24. Double 25. Ethics 26. Event 27. Experience 28. Finitude 29. Freedom 30. Friendship 31. Genealogy 32. Governmentality 33. Hermeneutics 34. History 35. Historical a priori 36. Homosexuality 37. Human sciences 38. Institution 39. The intellectual 40. Knowledge 41. Language 42. Law 43. Liberalism 44. Life 45. Literature 46. Love 47. Madness 48. Man 49. Marxism 50. Medicine 51. Monster 52. Multiplicity 53. Nature 54. Normalization 55. Outside 56. Painting (and photography) 57. Parrhesia 58. Phenomenology 59. Philosophy 60. Plague 61. Pleasure 62. Politics 63. Population 64. Power 65. Practice 66. Prison 67. Prison Information Group (GIP) 68. Problematization 69. Psychiatry 70. Psychoanalysis 71. Race (and racism) 72. Reason 73. Religion 74. Resistance 75. Revolution 76. Self 77. Sex 78. Sovereignty 79. Space 80. Spirituality 81. State 82. Statement 83. Strategies (and tactics) 84. Structuralism 85. Subjectification 86. Technology (of discipline, governmentality, and ethics) 87. Transgression 88. Truth 89. Violence 90. The visible 91. War Part II. Proper Names: 92. Louis Althusser 93. The Ancients (Stoics and Cynics) 94. Georges Bataille 95. Xavier Bichat 96. Ludwig Binswanger 97. Maurice Blanchot 98. Henri de Boulainvilliers 99. Georges Canguilhem 100. Gilles Deleuze 101. Jacques Derrida 102. René Descartes 103. Sigmund Freud 104. Jurgen Habermas 105. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 106. Martin Heidegger 107. Jean Hyppolite 108. Immanuel Kant 109. Niccolò Machiavelli 110. Maurice Merleau-Ponty 111. Friedrich Nietzsche 112. Plato 113. Pierre Rivière 114. Raymond Roussel 115. Jean-Paul Sartre 116. William Shakespeare 117. Carl Von Clausewitz Part III. Chronology of Michel Foucault's Life.
Part I. Terms: 1. Abnormal 2. Actuality 3. Archaeology 4. Archive 5. Author 6. Bio-history 7. Bio-politics 8. Bio-power 9. Body 10. Care 11. Christianity 12. Civil society 13. Conduct 14. Confession 15. Contestation 16. Control 17. Critique 18. Death 19. Desire 20. Difference 21. Discipline 22. Discourse 23. Dispositif (Apparatus) 24. Double 25. Ethics 26. Event 27. Experience 28. Finitude 29. Freedom 30. Friendship 31. Genealogy 32. Governmentality 33. Hermeneutics 34. History 35. Historical a priori 36. Homosexuality 37. Human sciences 38. Institution 39. The intellectual 40. Knowledge 41. Language 42. Law 43. Liberalism 44. Life 45. Literature 46. Love 47. Madness 48. Man 49. Marxism 50. Medicine 51. Monster 52. Multiplicity 53. Nature 54. Normalization 55. Outside 56. Painting (and photography) 57. Parrhesia 58. Phenomenology 59. Philosophy 60. Plague 61. Pleasure 62. Politics 63. Population 64. Power 65. Practice 66. Prison 67. Prison Information Group (GIP) 68. Problematization 69. Psychiatry 70. Psychoanalysis 71. Race (and racism) 72. Reason 73. Religion 74. Resistance 75. Revolution 76. Self 77. Sex 78. Sovereignty 79. Space 80. Spirituality 81. State 82. Statement 83. Strategies (and tactics) 84. Structuralism 85. Subjectification 86. Technology (of discipline, governmentality, and ethics) 87. Transgression 88. Truth 89. Violence 90. The visible 91. War Part II. Proper Names: 92. Louis Althusser 93. The Ancients (Stoics and Cynics) 94. Georges Bataille 95. Xavier Bichat 96. Ludwig Binswanger 97. Maurice Blanchot 98. Henri de Boulainvilliers 99. Georges Canguilhem 100. Gilles Deleuze 101. Jacques Derrida 102. René Descartes 103. Sigmund Freud 104. Jurgen Habermas 105. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 106. Martin Heidegger 107. Jean Hyppolite 108. Immanuel Kant 109. Niccolò Machiavelli 110. Maurice Merleau-Ponty 111. Friedrich Nietzsche 112. Plato 113. Pierre Rivière 114. Raymond Roussel 115. Jean-Paul Sartre 116. William Shakespeare 117. Carl Von Clausewitz Part III. Chronology of Michel Foucault's Life.
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