Power and knowledge
Power relations and forms of knowledge are produced and transformed together in concrete historical practices.
A situation to think through
An administrative form classifies situations and makes certain decisions possible.
Question the assumptions that govern us.
Power relations and forms of knowledge are produced and transformed together in concrete historical practices.
An administrative form classifies situations and makes certain decisions possible.
Organizing bodies, time and space can produce useful and comparable behavior while meeting resistance.
A timetable and examinations organize a school day.
Institutions govern populations through health, statistics and other knowledge; their aims and effects require case-by-case examination.
A health policy relies on statistical categories and collective choices.
Exercises and relationships can help form a subject; their possibilities and limits depend on historical contexts.
Keeping a journal is a practice whose meaning changes with its uses and setting.