Foucault in 60 Minutes
Foucault counts as one of the great Post-Structuralists. Already his book-titles -History of Madness, Discipline and Punish, The Use of Pleasure, The Order of Things - show his entirely new way of looking at things. He is also one of those philosophers who have become more, not less, influential after their death. This should both please and worry us. It is pleasing that Foucault's key ideas have remained so vital and relevant but worrying also because the main one among these ideas is so disturbing. Man is erased, like a face drawn in the sand: With this thesis of the end of Man, Foucault does not mean that we are about to die out as a speci…
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Produktdetails
- ISBN: 978-3-7534-3238-0
- EAN: 9783753432380
- Produktnummer: 35989965
- Verlag: Books on Demand
- Sprache: Englisch
- Erscheinungsjahr: 2021
- Seitenangabe: 152 S.
- Plattform: EPUB
- Masse: 7'805 KB
- Auflage: 1. Auflage
Über den Autor
Walther Ziegler:Dr Walther Ziegler is academically trained in the fields of philosophy, history and political science. As a foreign correspondent, reporter and newsroom coordinator for the German TV station ProSieben he has produced films on every continent. His news reports have won several prizes and awards. He has also authored numerous books in the field of philosophy. His many years of experience as a journalist mean that he is able to present the complex ideas of the great philosophers in a way that is both engaging and very clear. Since 2007 he has also been active as a teacher and trainer of young TV journalists in Munich, holding the post of Academic Director at the Media Academy, a University of Applied Sciences that offers film and TV courses at its base directly on the site of the major European film production company Bavaria Film. After the huge success of the book series Great thinkers in 60 Minutes, he works as a freelance writer and philosopher.
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