Although many young students were enthusiastic about his teaching, they were critical of what they believed to be his right-wing political views, viewing him as a "representative of Gaullist technocracy", even though he considered himself a leftist | Personal life Foucault's first biographer, , described the philosopher as "a complex, many-sided character", and that "under one mask there is always another" |
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Foucault was also selected to be among the "Eighteen Man Commission" that assembled between November 1963 and March 1964 to discuss university reforms that were to be implemented by , the Gaullist | , 2013, A Companion to Foucault, Oxford: Blackwell |
Hundreds attended, including activists and academic friends, while gave a speech using excerpts from The History of Sexuality | Interested in literature, Foucault was an avid reader of the philosopher 's book reviews published in |
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This posits a paradox, according to Lynch, since "someone" has to exert power, while at the same time there can be no "someone" exerting this power | It was highly critical of the penal system, believing that it converted petty criminals into hardened delinquents |
Journal of the History of Sexuality.
Similar motivations has also been used for genocide | The book discussed how West European society had dealt with , arguing that it was a social construct distinct from |
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Like most of his classmates, he lived in the school's communal dormitories on the Parisian Rue d'Ulm | Doezema, Marie 10 March 2018 |
According to Galton, society was preventing natural selection by helping "the weak", thus causing a spread of the "negative qualities" into the rest of the population.
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