hello all:
I would like to announce that the latest issue of Foucault Studies is out, with a special section on Foucault and Disability.
http://rauli.cbs.dk/index.php/foucault-studies/index
this issue includes:
Special Issue: New Work on Foucault and Disability
New Work on Foucault and Disability: An Introductory Note
Shelley Tremain 4-6
This Is What a Historicist and Relativist Feminist Philosophy of Disability Looks Like
Shelley Tremain 7-42
Desiring Disability Differently: Neoliberalism, Heterotopic Imagination and Intra-corporeal Reconfigurations
Kelly Fritsch 43-66
Genealogies of Disability in Global Governance: A Foucauldian Critique of Disability and Development
Xuan-Thuy Nguyen 67-83
Neoliberalism and Disability: The Possibilities and Limitations of a Foucauldian Critique
Scott Yates 84-107
Historical Epistemology as Disability Studies Methodology: From the Models Framework to Foucault’s Archaeology of Cure
Aimi Hamraie 108-134
Articles
Foucault on Ethics and Subjectivity: ‘Care of the Self’ and ‘Aesthetics of Existence’
Daniel Smith 135-150
State Racism and the Paradox of Biopower
Elisa Fiaccadori 151-171
Political Technique, the Conflict of Umori, and Foucault’s Reading of Machiavelli in Sécurité, Territoire, Population
Sean Erwin 172-190
Alea Capta Est: Foucault’s Dispositif and Capturing Chance
Nick Hardy 191-216
Translations
Standing Vigil for the Day to Come
Elise Woodard, Robert Harvey 217-223
_______________________________
Sam Binkley
Associate Professor of Sociology,
Emerson College
sambinkley.net
_______________________________
Sam Binkley
Associate Professor of Sociology,
Emerson College
sambinkley.net
I would like to announce that the latest issue of Foucault Studies is out, with a special section on Foucault and Disability.
http://rauli.cbs.dk/index.php/foucault-studies/index
this issue includes:
Special Issue: New Work on Foucault and Disability
New Work on Foucault and Disability: An Introductory Note
Shelley Tremain 4-6
This Is What a Historicist and Relativist Feminist Philosophy of Disability Looks Like
Shelley Tremain 7-42
Desiring Disability Differently: Neoliberalism, Heterotopic Imagination and Intra-corporeal Reconfigurations
Kelly Fritsch 43-66
Genealogies of Disability in Global Governance: A Foucauldian Critique of Disability and Development
Xuan-Thuy Nguyen 67-83
Neoliberalism and Disability: The Possibilities and Limitations of a Foucauldian Critique
Scott Yates 84-107
Historical Epistemology as Disability Studies Methodology: From the Models Framework to Foucault’s Archaeology of Cure
Aimi Hamraie 108-134
Articles
Foucault on Ethics and Subjectivity: ‘Care of the Self’ and ‘Aesthetics of Existence’
Daniel Smith 135-150
State Racism and the Paradox of Biopower
Elisa Fiaccadori 151-171
Political Technique, the Conflict of Umori, and Foucault’s Reading of Machiavelli in Sécurité, Territoire, Population
Sean Erwin 172-190
Alea Capta Est: Foucault’s Dispositif and Capturing Chance
Nick Hardy 191-216
Translations
Standing Vigil for the Day to Come
Elise Woodard, Robert Harvey 217-223
_______________________________
Sam Binkley
Associate Professor of Sociology,
Emerson College
sambinkley.net
_______________________________
Sam Binkley
Associate Professor of Sociology,
Emerson College
sambinkley.net