Archives Of Infamy: Foucault On State Power In The Lives Ordinary Citizens University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Politics -

Expanding The Insights Of Arlette Farge And Michel Foucault\ S Disorderly Families Into Policing Public Order (In)Justice Daily Life What Might It Mean For Ordinary People To Intervene In Circulation Power Between Police Streets Sovereigns Their Subjects? How Did Come Understand Themselves As Responsible Much Things-And Separate Law Justice From Maintenance A Newly Emergent Civil Order? These Are Among Many Questions Addressed Interpretive Essays Archives Infamy Crisscrossing Atlantic Bring Together Unpublished Radio Broadcasts Book Reviews By Historians Geographers Political Theorists Provides Historical Archival Contexts Recent Translation Foucault This Volume Includes New Translations Key Texts Including Address Gave 1983 That Explains Writing Process Two Not Readily Available English Previously Untranslated Essay Describes Have Appropriated Pushes Past Old Debates Philosophers Offer Perspective On Crystallization Ideas-Of Family Gender Relations Power-Into Social Relationships Regimes They Engender Contributors: Roger Chartier College De France Stuart Elden U Warwick Centre National Recherche Scientifique (1926-1984) Jean-Philippe Guinle Catholic Institute Paris Heurteaux Pierre Nora Ecole Des Hautes Etudes En Sciences Sociales Michael Rey (1953-1993) Thomas Scott-Railton Elizabeth Wingrove Michigan Σελίδες: 400 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm