The Force of Truth: Critique, Genealogy, and Truth-Telling in Michel Foucault
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The Force of Truth: Critique, Genealogy, and Truth-Telling in Michel Foucault

by Daniele Lorenzini

Philosophy social theory political theory
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In The Force of Truth, Daniele Lorenzini offers a focused study of Michel Foucault’s thinking on critique, genealogy, and truth-telling. The book examines how these interconnected ideas illuminate the nature and effects of truth, providing a focused resource for readers of Foucault, philosophy, and social theory.

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Daniele Lorenzini’s The Force of Truth explores central dimensions of Michel Foucault’s work on truth, focusing on critique, genealogy, and truth-telling.

The book considers how these concepts are related and how they contribute to an understanding of truth as an active force rather than merely a set of statements.

Written for readers interested in Foucault and contemporary philosophy, this study offers a focused examination of truth, its formation, and its effects.

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