Foucault : issues and legacy

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Foucault : issues and legacy

Jason L. Powell

(Social perspectives in the 21st century / Jason L. Powell, series editor)

Nova Science Publishers, c2013

  • : soft cover

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Bibliography: p. [69]-81

Includes index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

This book explores the biography, issues and legacy of French social theorist and philosopher Michel Foucault. Arguably, Foucault was the greatest scholar of the 20th century and has left a huge legacy. The issues that emanate from his work will be discussed and evaluated especially in relation to applied social science as a discipline of study as well as empirical examples from contemporary social research. In particular, the book explores examples drawing from helping professions to illuminate the legacy of Michel Foucault and his influential concepts and theories.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Introduction Why Foucault
  • Foucault & impact on Applied Social Science
  • The Foucauldian Relevance of Governmentality & Power to helping professions
  • Foucaults Legacy: Judith Butler, Performance & Social Work
  • Conclusion
  • Index.

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