I use the spanish translation, so I can't tell you the page. Take a look at
february 26: the passage about the convulsion as a plastic and visible form
of combat in the body of the possessed and the next one about the problem of
the possessed in the history of illness. I believe is a clear example of
what Foucault conceive by resistance. You can find some others examples at
least in Le pouvoir psiquiatrique (about the hysterics) and in Il faut
defendre la societé.
2006/5/24, Mark Kelly <mark.kelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
february 26: the passage about the convulsion as a plastic and visible form
of combat in the body of the possessed and the next one about the problem of
the possessed in the history of illness. I believe is a clear example of
what Foucault conceive by resistance. You can find some others examples at
least in Le pouvoir psiquiatrique (about the hysterics) and in Il faut
defendre la societé.
2006/5/24, Mark Kelly <mark.kelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hi Pablo,
I take it you're referring here to Anormal/Les Anormaux. I've read the
book, but can't remember there being anything about counter-power -
could you direct me to a particular lecture or passage?
Cheers,
Mark