Foucault: The Birth of Power

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Cover Title page Copyright page Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: Out of the 1960s Approach and Sources Lecture Courses Other Materials From Tunisia and Vincennes to the Collège de France The Order of Discourse 1: Measure: Greece, Nietzsche, Oedipus Truth and the Will to Know Greek Juridical and Political Practice Nietzsche and Invention Oedipus, Knowledge and Political Power 2: Inquiry: Revolt, Ordeal, Proof Revolt: The Nu-Pieds Ordeal: From Germanic Law to the Monarchical State From Feudalism to Capitalism Inquiry: Truth and Power Preparatory Materials 3: Examination: Punishment, War, Economy Modes of Punishment Civil War and the Social Enemy Religion, England, France Political Economy Two Methodological Issues 4: Madness: Power, Psychiatry and the Asylum Early Seminars and the Case of Pierre Rivière Rewriting the History of Madness The Sources of Power Space and the Panopticon The Group Information Asiles 5: Discipline: Surveillance, Punishment and the Prison The Groupe d’Information sur les Prisons Survey and Punish Three Moments Supplice The Search for Truth – Measure, Inquiry, Examination Marxism and the Productive Body Panopticism A Wider Audience 6: Illness: Medicine, Disease and Health The Groupe Information Santé and the Biopolitics of Birth Collaborative Research Work on the ‘Equipments of Power’ Curing Machines and Habitat The Rio Lectures on Social Medicine Conclusion: Towards Foucault’s Last Decade Notes Abbreviations Introduction: Out of the 1960s 1 Measure: Greece, Nietzsche, Oedipus 2 Inquiry: Revolt, Ordeal, Proof 3 Examination: Punishment, War, Economy 4 Madness: Power, Psychiatry and the Asylum 5 Discipline: Surveillance, Punishment and the Prison 6 Illness: Medicine, Disease and Health Conclusion: Towards Foucault’s Last Decade Index EULA