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Amelia L.
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I've been really enjoying the way Foucault lays out his arguments; unlike the dense political theory I've been reading elsewhere he is quite clear in organization and making historical and cultural analogs.
RIP Foucault you'd have loved Pride
— Jul 01, 2026 09:54PM
RIP Foucault you'd have loved Pride
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Amelia L.
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Dense but fascinating theory. I'm a huge fan, especially in the very clear yet highly intellectual way Foucault excercises his theses.
— Jun 19, 2026 10:20AM
Amelia L.
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Three days ago one of my old groupchats from school reactivated and has now transformed into "Foucault Summer Seminar."
We're starting off chill for this week-- just the introduction! Interesting that Foucault seeks to dismantle the power dynamics behind the stories we tell ourselves about sexuality instead of sex itself.
— Jun 03, 2026 08:53PM
We're starting off chill for this week-- just the introduction! Interesting that Foucault seeks to dismantle the power dynamics behind the stories we tell ourselves about sexuality instead of sex itself.
