Power: Essential Works of Foucault, 1954-1984 (New Press Essential)
Power: Essential Works of Foucault, 1954-1984 gathers the philosopher's pivotal texts on power dynamics across society. This New Press Essential edition provides a vital resource for understanding Foucault's enduring impact on philosophy and social theory, from institutional control to everyday relations.
About This Book
This volume compiles key works by Michel Foucault spanning three decades, focusing on the concept of power in its various forms.
From early essays to later lectures, it offers a comprehensive look at how power structures influence institutions and individuals.
Published as part of the New Press Essential series, it serves as an accessible entry into Foucault's influential ideas.
The collection highlights the evolution of Foucault's thought on discipline, governance, and resistance.
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