Usages de Foucault entre la psychanalyse et le marxisme. Discours sur la résistance et pratiques d'intervention intellectuelle en société

Bernaz, Oleg
(2014) Meta : research in hermeneutics, phenomenology and practical philosophy — Vol. VI, n° 1, p. 241-265 (2014)

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In this paper I analyze two distinct contemporary perspectives on the Foucauldian concept of power and resistance, namely the perspectives enlightened by Judith Butler’s La vie psychique du pouvoir and by Stéphane Legrand’s Le marxisme oublié de Foucault. Although these two approaches are interesting ways of discussing the Foucauldian concept of resistance and power, they fail to take into account the role that intellectuals play in practices of social emancipation. Instead I develop the concept of “specific intellectual” in order to explore in more depth the Foucauldian concept of resistance and social innovation.
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Bernaz, O. (2014). Usages de Foucault entre la psychanalyse et le marxisme. Discours sur la résistance et pratiques d’intervention intellectuelle en société. Meta : research in hermeneutics, phenomenology and practical philosophy, VI(1), 241-265. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/79482 (Original work published 2014)