Whilst doing some research recently into freedom,
rights and authority of the conscience I stumbled upon
the following (unreferenced) quote by Foucault:
"freedom of conscience entails more dangers than
authority and despotism". Can anyone provide me with a
source and or other textual references which bear upon
the inter-related themes of the freedom, rights and
authority of the conscience (apart from what can be
gleaned- which is much- from Madness and Civilization
and Discipline and Punish).
Also, while I am here, I am hoping somebody can tell
me where I might be able to find (beside in 'Artaud
Anthology', which I havent got access to) translations
of two essays by Antonin Artaud which I am having
trouble laying my bloody hands upon (pardon the pun)-
'On Suicide' and 'Van Gogh: The man
suicided by society.'
Thanks in advance.
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rights and authority of the conscience I stumbled upon
the following (unreferenced) quote by Foucault:
"freedom of conscience entails more dangers than
authority and despotism". Can anyone provide me with a
source and or other textual references which bear upon
the inter-related themes of the freedom, rights and
authority of the conscience (apart from what can be
gleaned- which is much- from Madness and Civilization
and Discipline and Punish).
Also, while I am here, I am hoping somebody can tell
me where I might be able to find (beside in 'Artaud
Anthology', which I havent got access to) translations
of two essays by Antonin Artaud which I am having
trouble laying my bloody hands upon (pardon the pun)-
'On Suicide' and 'Van Gogh: The man
suicided by society.'
Thanks in advance.
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