Foucault

How does Foucault define seeing and speaking in order to establish a new understanding of the concept of knowledge? What distinguishes a statement from words, sentences, and assertions? How does he define relations of force in order to establish a new conception of power? Why is a third axis necessary for “crossing the line”? What is this Foucauldian line of the exterior? What is its political, literary, and philosophical significance? And why is a person’s death not a sad or catastrophic event, but a transformation of things and thought? Through an analysis of these questions and Foucault’s answers, one of the greatest philosophies of the 20th century takes shape before our eyes, opening up the future of language and life.