Michel Foucault
Power structures, postmodernism
Sayings by Michel Foucault
The question is not to know what one is, but what one is no longer.
The most important thing for an intellectual is to be able to change his mind.
The body is a battlefield.
The work of the intellectual is not to sculpt the beautiful soul, but to tear away the masks of ignorance.
The history of sexuality is not a history of ideas, but a history of practices.
The care of the self is not a moral attitude but a way of life.
The human sciences are not sciences, but technologies of power.
The most dangerous moment for a philosophy is when it becomes a dogma.
The prison is a factory of delinquents.
The function of the intellectual is to question the obvious.
The body is a political space.