Race and the Education of Desire: Foucault's History of Sexuality and the Colonial Order of Things
Ann Laura Stoler’s Race and the Education of Desire offers a critical examination of Foucault’s history of sexuality in relation to colonialism and race. The book considers how desire, sexual regulation, and racial classification intersect within the colonial order of things, providing a focused contribution to cultural and historical analysis.
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Race and the Education of Desire examines the relationship between sexuality, race, and colonialism.
Ann Laura Stoler engages with Michel Foucault’s history of sexuality and considers its implications for understanding colonial power.
The book focuses on the colonial order of things, linking questions of desire and sexual regulation to broader structures of racial classification.
Written as a critical scholarly study, it explores how theories of sexuality can be read through the history and politics of empire.
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