Confessions of the Flesh
By Michel Foucault
Edited by Frederic Gros
Translated by Robert Hurley
By Michel Foucault
Edited by Frederic Gros
Translated by Robert Hurley
By Michel Foucault
Edited by Frederic Gros
Translated by Robert Hurley
By Michel Foucault
Edited by Frederic Gros
Translated by Robert Hurley
Category: Philosophy | Psychology
Category: Philosophy | Psychology
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Paperback $17.00
Jan 18, 2022 | ISBN 9780525565413
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Praise
“A brilliant, challenging contribution to the history of ideas.”
— Kirkus Reviews (*starred*)
“Michel Foucault is a thinker from whose writing one can infer lessons for our modern lives and dilemmas.”
—The Boston Globe
“This is required reading for those who cling to stereotyped ideas about our difference from the Greeks in terms of pagan license versus Christian austerity, or their hedonism versus our anxiety.”
—Los Angeles Times Book Review
“Foucault remains a vital reference point, and his History of Sexuality remains required reading.”
—Los Angeles Review of Books
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