...Stuart J. Murray REVIEW ESSAY MYTH AS CRITIQUE?: REVIEW OF MICHEL FOUCAULT'S "SOCIETY MUST BE DEFENDED" Stuart J. Murray Michel Foucault, "Society Must Be Defended": Lectures at the College de France, 1975-1976, Translated by David Macey New York: Picador...

...Kaspar Villadsen Abstract This essay tells the story of how Denmark transformed from a very welcoming and tolerant country to one whose prime ministers reassure its residents, “We have the strictest Alien Act possible.” The approach is genealogical, following Michel Foucault, and the empirical...

...Donna Honarpisheh A review of Ghamari-Tabrizi Behrooz , Foucault in Iran: Islamic Revolution after the Enlightenment ( Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2016 ). Cited in the text as fi . Copyright © 2018 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2018 What would it mean...

...Laura Hengehold Copyright © 2015 Qui Parle 2015 Revolution from Between Latour’s Reordering of Things in We Have Never Been Modern laura hengehold In The Order of Things, Michel Foucault notes that ethnology was only possible due to an “absolutely singular event which involves...

... the irrational break or crack. Gilles Deleuze, Foucault It is in vain that we say what we see; what we see never resides in what we say. Michel Foucault, The Order of Things The following dossier comprises fi ve essays.1 A cursory glance at the essays and titles collected herein might...

... the invisibility surrounding this violent practice as a symptom of the transformation of power relations, a new modulation of the tendency that Michel Foucault had identifi ed in the transition from punishment as a corporeal public spectacle to punishment as confi nement in a prison, hid...

..., such that in the case of “I lie” it is possible for me to be lying (about lying) and telling the truth (about lying) at once. However, if—following Nietzsche, Deleuze, and Foucault (among others)—we reverse Platonism and embrace the simulacrum as its own form of the real, absent any subservient relation...

... critical theoretical engagements with their founda- tional problems and anxieties. I then turn to Foucault’s alternative accounts of liberalism and neoliberalism as political rationalities that reconfi gure the practices and limits of sovereignty in relation to the objects and spheres it manages...

... competition, solipsism, self- aggrandizement—so inte- gral to and rewarded in the marketplace.1 Indeed, it is diffi cult to argue that social media at large do little else but construct and fortify what Michel Foucault designates homo economicus: that calculating spawn of neoliberalism who perceives...

... could not find the intellectual thrill of those who had inspired such analyses—for example, Marx or Foucault. The critical theory practiced in the American academy by many proponents of political struggles prearranged the social world into protagonists, knew its plot and drama in advance, and used...

... of Michel Foucault that allowed me to pay tribute to a friend who had disappeared, to his work so abruptly interrupted—and here we must think of his daunting project on the History of Sexuality, which, in a cruel twist of fate, he did not have time to complete. Yet this goes...

... of Michel Foucault’s Birth of Biopolitics , a foundational text in the radical critique of neoliberalism. Against much of radical critique, Anderson argues that Foucault’s precise relation to neoliberalism is far from certain: “His attitude toward neoliberalism has been variously interpreted as negative...

.... Deleuze’s engagement with Foucault’s three specific axes, which constitute three realms, is a decisive preliminary work for his theory of the three specific planes of philosophy, science, and art that he presents in What Is Philosophy? 82. Deleuze, Foucault , 120 . See also Foucault...

... of personhood, of what I came to call the scientifi c self. Over the years one of my closest friends has been the philos- opher Arnold Davidson, and at that point we had been talking about what Foucault meant by the historicity of the self and about 94 qui parle spring/summer 2015 vol. 23, no. 2...

... and shortcomings. Better put, we must remain con- scious of the "double conditioning" that Foucault identifies TOWARD A RACIAL GEOGRAPHY OF CARACAS 41 between local tactics and global strategies.' "Race," in this understanding, refers to the parallel processes...

... by psychoanalysis or not (Marthe Robert, Roman des origines et origines du roman), but also from philosophies of language still inspired by Heidegger, which they fi nd in Blanchot, Foucault, and Derrida. No longer proceeding from an already- existent distribu- tion of signifi cations...

...- tEnd: Neue Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung. tom roach is associate professor of literary and cultural studies and coordinator of the Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Pro- gram at Bryant University. He is the author of Friendship as a Way of Life: Foucault, aids, and the Politics of Shared...

... of Things as part of an investigation into how animal studies might pick up where Foucault left off . There, he reports fi nding that the Foucauldian conceptualization of biopower in fact already includes animality, if not animals per se, at its very heart: “with the emergence...

... other practices. Your question returns to intentionality and seems to want to pull back to the posi- tion of the conscious subject; however, with Foucault and in my own work, I believe there is an attempt to understand how it is through culture that individuals are figured...

... signed and dated works, that the text also reveals how haunted it is by the specters of critical theo- ry— a discipline in which Mialet clearly participates, but often only implicitly so. Foucault, for example, appears only on the periph- ery of her sixth chapter, titled...