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　　French philosopher and historian Michel Foucault is essential

reading for students in departments of literature, history,

sociology and cultural studies. His work on the institutions of

mental health and medicine, the history of systems of knowledge,

literature and literary theory, criminality and the prison system,

and sexuality, has had a profound and enduring impact across the

humanities and social sciences. This introductory book, written for

students, offers in-depth critical and contextual perspectives on

all of Foucault's major published works. It provides ways in to

understanding Foucault's key concepts of subjectivity, discourse,

and power and explains the problems of translation encountered in

reading Foucault in English. The book also explores the critical

reception of Foucault's works and acquaints the reader with the

afterlives of some of his theories, particularly his influence on

feminist and queer studies. This book offers the ideal introduction

to a famously complex, controversial and important thinker.

Preface

1. Life, texts, contexts

2. Works: madness and medicine

3. Works: the death of man

4. Works: authors and texts

5. Works: crime and punishment

6. Works: the history of sexuality

7. Critical receptions

Afterword

Guide to further reading

Index

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French philosopher and historian Michel Foucault is essential reading for students in departments of literature, history, sociology and cultural studies. His work on the institutions of mental health and medicine, the history of systems of knowledge, literature and literary theory, criminality and the prison system, and sexuality, has had a profound and enduring impact across the humanities and social sciences. This introductory book, written for students, offers in-depth critical and contextual perspectives on all of Foucault's major published works. It provides ways in to understanding Foucault's key concepts of subjectivity, discourse, and power and explains the problems of translation encountered in reading Foucault in English. The book also explores the critical reception of Foucault's works and acquaints the reader with the afterlives of some of his theories, particularly his influence on feminist and queer studies. This book offers the ideal introduction to a famously complex, controversial and important thinker.