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Foucault and Absolute Power – Irfan Ajvazi

Table of Contents:

Chapter I: Foucault and Nietzsche
Chapter II: Foucault’s Discourse
Chapter III: The Definition of Resistance
Chapter IV: Foucault’s Power Relations
Chapter V: Foucault and Neoliberalism
Chapter VI: Foucault’s Theories
Chapter VII: Defining Others
Chapter VIII: Fouca…[Read more]

Trade unions, important schools for working class consciousness, continue to decline in terms of density and power, sapping any fighting spirit left in the working class. Perhaps even more tellingly, the entire meaning of “social” and “collective power” is changing. As virtual links between people become more ubiquitous, collective power becomes…[Read more]