In the fourth volume of The History of Sexuality, Foucault extends his analysis of sexuality, examining how societies regulate, construct, and understand sexuality as part of broader social control. This volume continues to explore how sexuality intertwines with knowledge and power, especially within historical and cultural contexts.
Why Read This Book
- Offers an in-depth examination of how sexuality is controlled and regulated within societies.
- Foucault’s perspective is essential for understanding modern discussions on identity, sexuality, and power.
- Ideal for those studying sociology, gender studies, and the history of sexual discourse.
About the Author
Michel Foucault’s influential work on sexuality, social control, and identity challenges traditional concepts of power and societal norms. His contributions have sparked ongoing discussions on sexuality and the self, making him one of the most studied philosophers in contemporary critical thought.
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