| Conceptual analysis by itself, without the reinforcement of a kind of Foucauldian archeology, is insufficiently powerful to help us in this task. |
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| He introduces the reader to a number of theories, including Foucauldian and Marxist theories of dominance, power, and political economy. |
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| The two recommended readings make use of Foucauldian concepts regarding space. |
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| In Foucauldian terms, self-surveillance takes on a normative function during the nineteenth century. |
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| Part of the criticism is that they advocate a Foucauldian genealogy but then proceed to evade the origins of hegemony. |
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| Thirty years of Foucauldian postmodern critique has led to arguments that either ignore such laws or deride them as evil. |
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| Discipline, in Foucauldian theory, is a discursive framework by which activity is organised so that 'the correct training' of individuals occurs. |
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| This reading works against the Foucauldian contention that these identities did not occur until the late nineteenth century. |
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| This is a Foucauldian argument that the prison system is an agent of the state, to legitimate the use of force against citizens. |
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| Anais's bildung awakening resistance to Foucauldian 'cartographies of power' can be read as symptomatic of post-devolution Scotland's journey towards cosmopolitical autonomy. |
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