Mad for Foucault: Rethinking the Foundations of Queer Theory (Gender and Culture)
by Lynne Huffer
In Mad for Foucault, Lynne Huffer reconsiders the foundations of queer theory through an intensive engagement with Michel Foucault. Connecting questions of gender, culture, and critical thought, the book offers a scholarly perspective for readers exploring the intellectual development and continuing significance of queer theory.
About This Book
Mad for Foucault examines the foundations of queer theory through the work of Michel Foucault.
Lynne Huffer places questions of gender and culture at the center of a critical reconsideration of queer theoretical thought.
The book offers an academic engagement with Foucault and the intellectual traditions shaped by his ideas.
It is intended for readers interested in queer theory, gender studies, philosophy, and cultural criticism.
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