Each character in The Stone of Madness, including a mute man, an orphan and a woman proficient in witchcraft, has strengths ...
French publication of Michel Foucault’s dark masterpiece, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison. A book of vast ...
Today is release day for The Game Kitchen's The Stone Of Madness, an isometric tactical stealth game set in an 18th century ...
From “pauper” to “underclass,” the history of social classification reveals how language constructs a moral economy, determining who is worthy of support and who is marginalized. These terms reinforce ...
In a recently-released work, Michel Foucault describes a neoliberal form of his familiar concept ‘governmentality’ quite different from conventional understandings of this oft-cited analytic.
Michel Foucault and David Wojnarowicz, with stories from Betancourt’s own personal experience. In a discussion of the discretion needed for long-term relationships, Betancourt reflects ...
The essay deploys a theoretical apparatus relying on the works of Martin Heidegger, Henry Lefebvre, Edward Soja, Michel Foucault, Michel de Certeau, Guy Debord, Pierre Nora, and Walter Benjamin in its ...
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