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5 de feb. de 2013 · The first section explores the extent to which Foucault understood modern power relations to be constraining limits, inhospitable to freedom. The second section focuses on some of Foucault's general conceptualizations rather than specific historical analyses of power and resistance.
- Jon Simons
- 2013
Foucault's idea that subjectification equals subjection, arguing that his em-phasis on the decentered construction of subjectivity does not prohibit him from positing the creation of both hegemonic and counter-hegemonic sub-ject-positions. I then turn to the question of resistance, defending the idea
The article examines the emergence of the concept of resistance in Foucault’s philosophy, according to their various formulations in the context of the development of analytical power. Within this general framework, they set two fundamental assumptions: that the concept of
- Rodrigo Castro Orellana
- 2017
22 de feb. de 2016 · This article examines the role of resistance in Michel Foucault's political thought. The article recovers this otherwise obscured aspect of Foucault's thought through a systematic analysis of his theoretical regicide and consequent reconceptualization of power, agency, and resistance.
- Mikkel Flohr
- 2016
Of course, the resistance produced by Foucault's books might be something quite different from resistance in Foucault's books. It is therefore necessary, in order to redirect this impasse, to elaborate the reasoning behind the recurring diagnosis of Foucault's lack of resistance.
3 de jul. de 2023 · And since disciplinary power does not eliminate individual autonomy, Foucault’s theory in general does not entail that the individual is determined by discourse: “For Foucault, resistance is inseparable from power – where there is power, there is resistance” (Kelly, 1994, p. 382).
Contrary to the claims of those who assert that Foucault's notion of a ubiquitous and insidious power paralyzes, his notion of resistance supports a wide range of political action.
