PPT-William Walters on Foucault's Bio-Power

httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv9Vx90PLATgk Biopower T he operations of power that secure and defend the nationstate as it circulates within civil society Fs biopower refers to . 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 . 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 . (1926-84). Madness and Civilization: A History of . Insanity. in the Age of . Reason. . (1961). . Birth of the Clinic: . An . Archaeology. of Medical Perception. . (1963).. The Order of Things: . 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 . 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. ap. 2013. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Vx90PLATgk. Disciplinary power:. Normalizes the individual body. Centered on the body as the anatomic politics of the body. Optimizes and micromanages the body to make it efficient: e.g., . Foucauldian. arguments as applied to racial/gender issues. External control: Power. Internal control : Self. Individual social bodies unconsciously acknowledge and accept the disciplinary power (internalized surveillance). 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. Materializing Foucault?. Dr . Barbara Crossouard. Centre for Higher Education and Equity Research (CHEER), University of Sussex, . UK. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/education/cheer. Two Provocations …. Accusation that Foucault reduced everything to ‘language’. Foucault and the Architecture of. Surveillance: Creating Regimes of Power. in Schools, Shrines, and Society. FOUCAULT AND THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF VISION. archaeology is directed “primarily toward describing how the disciplines . Genealogy. and History of the Present:. The Prison Information Group. “In recent years, prison revolts have occurred around the world…. They were revolts, at the very level of the body, against the body of the prison … its very materiality as an instrument and vector of power. . Because there is no hierarchy, elites can happily deny their won existence . Taylor doesn’t believe in the inclusivity of the internet—it’s not good for anyone. It’s good for online advertisers.