Foucault and Giovannis Room
Foucault presents many great ideas through his writings in discipline and punishment. He states that institutions in our society are what mold us to decide what is and what is […]
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Levinas and Mabeth
Merriam-Webster dictionary defines Existentialism as “a chiefly 20th century philosophical movement embracing diverse doctrines but centering on analysis of individual existence in an unfathomable universe and the plight of the […]
Levinas Thinking on The Magus
Emmanuel Levinas said, “What arrives of the unknown is already disclosed, open, manifest, cast in the mold of the known, and can never come as a complete surprise” (Levinas, N.P). […]
Foucault and Mrs. Warren’s Profession
Michel Foucault’s “Disciplining the Body” utilizes philosophical ideas of power and its relations to knowledge and society as a whole. Foucault’s concepts of sexuality and madness come from his studies […]
Levinas and Brave New World
Emmanuel Levinas explains his theory in his writing called “Substitution.” He explains that everything someone does affects everyone else. Levinas also believes that as humans we are incapable of understanding […]
Artifact Paper 3: Levinas and A Brave New World
The Brave New World – media presentation The 19th century French philosopher Emmanuel Levinas writes about his views on how humans see the world and how their interactions with each […]
Artifact Paper Two: Foucault and Mrs. Warrens Profession
Digital Presentation: http://genius.com/8858384/George-bernard-shaw-mrs-warrens-profession/You-have-got-completely-the-better-of-me-tonight-though-i-intended-it-to-be-the-other-way-let-us-be-good-friends-now Paper: The twentieth century philosopher Michael Foucault examines how people are influenced by their environment. Foucault is a follower of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, and Foucault […]
