Posts Tagged: Savannah

For me, parts 4 and 5 of The History of Sexuality were harder to dissect than the first 3. It felt as though, at times, the discussion of power – the use of the word over and over again, the statements like ‘power is this and power is not that, power does this but power […]

(Not sure exactly how to begin the discussion but I’ll jump right in.) No amount of briefly excerpted Foucault could have prepared me for jumping right into this major work after a month long break from academic-style writing.  On Thursday Professor Quinby told us to be prepared and okay with not understanding everything that we […]