PPT-Foucault’s ‘Docile Body’

Foucault Constructing the Docile Bodies through Disciplines the new political technology of the body 137 Cellular located bodies in spatial Enclosures Organic Specified Repetitive activities. 2002 Michel Foucaults Discipline Punish The Birth of the Prison ReaderWorkbook Stephen Shapiro While you read Foucaults Discipline and Punish Id like you to do a few things 1 Read with a pen in hand and notepa Right to life: production of power. In juridical power liberation is fight against subtraction and disobedience does not work. In . biopower. , resistance and oppositional activities augment the resisters’ power. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaXb8c6jw0k&feature=related. . 10.56. Part 2 of 7 (start from 5 min in). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLQL-. dvKUWY. (10.35).  . Michel Foucault - The Culture of the Self, First Lecture, Part . . : The Docile Body Becoming a Protester in the Arab Spring:. The role of Social Media . . Professor Indhu Rajagopal, PhD. . York University, . 2012. Thesis: . Foucault’s . ‘Power’ in . Discipline and Punish. Victoria Wright . V.Wright@wlv.ac.uk. Senior Lecturer Post Compulsory Education. University of . Wolverhampton. Forewarned is... Sharing experiences of receiving feedback: . is this relatable?. In . one observation feedback, I was explicitly told that I couldn’t be given a grade one because my class hadn’t been a challenge for me. I asked what I needed to do to get a grade one:. Arguments . from the articles in the Kit on University and Popular culture. University and Society. Popular culture. Intellectualism. Anti-intellectualism. A university is an institution of higher . Bruno Bettelheim, 1903-1990. Michel Foucault,. William Connolly. Bruno Bettelheim. . . What can the structuring of the environment do?. Bettelheim’s Three . Theses. 1. the exercise of power can break down “normal” human relations. Edward Said, . Orientalism. . (1978). What is . t. he “Orientalism”? . An idea, produced both in and about the West, that holds principally that . the ‘East’ is both ‘other’ and inferior. Arguments . from the articles in the Kit on University and Popular culture. University and Society. Popular culture. Intellectualism. Anti-intellectualism. A university is an institution of higher . [5]. RUC, SPRING 2017. PART ONE . MICHEL FOUCAULT. : . WHAT IS ENLIGHTENMENT? . 1 . Today . when a periodical asks its readers a question, it does so in order to collect opinions on some subject about which everyone has an opinion already; there is not much likelihood of learning anything new. In the eighteenth century, editors preferred to question the public on problems that did not yet have solutions. I don't know whether or not that practice was more effective; it was unquestionably more entertaining. . MICHEL FOUCAULT. Michel Foucault. (1926-1954). Born October 15, 1926, Poitiers, France.. An early victim of AIDS, he died in Paris on June 25,1984.. French philosopher and historian, but also had a strong influence in humanistic and social scientific disciplines. Identity Power?. Thought Experiment. Classical Athenian (500-300 BCE) . Facebook Signup. Your Comments. lot’s of terminology. suggestive of different ways of viewing. masc. /feminine roles maybe not so different today. RED HOT ROOTS LESSON 44 ABLE, IBLE, IL, ILE ABLE, IBLE ABLE, CAN DO ENJOYABLE IL, ILE CAPABLE OF BEING, FRAGILE LIKE SUFFIXES AND MEANINGS (ADJ) POLITE AND RESPECTFUL; ACTING WITH COURTESY AND CIVILITY MILJENJJNekad uIstin u u u - U u i uAli u u iu u U u i u u1SPISizgubi i u u u Entusserung i uAli u i u i u i i- Igitura i Knjige u u i i i i simulakruma iBlan u i -RefleksijaKrajnj u u i u u u u