Metaanalyzing Foucault’s Archaeology Theory by Masoud Zare Mehrjardy, Ali Yousofi, Saeideh Mirabi

“…Foucault’s theoretical foundations have often undergone significant rotations. …”
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Surveillance and Social Control: Analyzing the Effectiveness of CCTV Control Systems in Makassar City Implementing Foucault's Panopticism Theory by Andi Ainun Juniarsi Nur, Wahju Gunawan, Yogi Suprayogi Sugandi

“…This study examines the use of CCTV control systems in public spaces in Makassar City implementing Michel Foucault's Panopticism theory as an analytical framework. …”
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Foucault in Sulawesi: Challenging the Roots of Ethnic Discourse in South Sulawesi by Muh Adnan Malewa

“…Additionally, the 1609-1669 conflict is addressed, using Michel Foucault’s theory of power relations and knowledge. …”
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BODY DISCIPLINE IN THE MOVIE “TURNING RED”: FOUCALDIAN DISCOURSE by Neisya Neisya, Fitria Aprilia, Elga Triwulandari

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A Study of the Roots of Folding Urbanism Based on the Genealogy of Michel Foucault by arsalan Karimi khiavi, Siamak Panahi, Shahab Kariminia

“…In these theories, the component is folded in its entirety. …”
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Joan W. Scott : écrire l’histoire, de Foucault à la psychanalyse by Thamy Ayouch

“…The analysis of Foucauldian concepts has enabled her to examine the presumptions of the writing of history and to found, with the help of post-structuralistic and psychoanalytical theory, a form of critical history. This “Foucault turn” launched a history of difference, that aims to analyse the elements that form the basis of distinctions, hierarchies and conflicts and to question, more than only to describe, the foundations of nature, culture, religion, race or ethnicity. …”
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"Spirit in a world without spirit": Foucault's interpretation of the Iranian Revolution and resistance to western modernity by Urošević Milan

“…In such a context, Foucault develops his theory of "governmentality", which refers to the specific logic of social relations that regulates the institutions of society in a given historical period. …”
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Eterotopie. Lo spazio tra potere e sapere nell’impresa genealogica di Michel Foucault by Sebastianelli, Pietro

“…To observe with attention, therefore, the problematic of space crosses much of the intellectual production of the French philosopher, who never, however, intended to develop it into the object of a theory. The aim of this essay is to attempt to frame the theme of space in Michel Foucault's research, through a recognition of some of the multiple theoretical places in which the problematic of space comes into question in the French philosopher's thought.…”
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Friedrich Nietzsche, der "Meister des Verdachts". Über die Nietzsche-Lektüren von Michel Foucault und Paul Ricoeur by Yvanka Raynova

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Le même et l’autre by Agnès Grivaux

“…Whereas in Germany and in the Anglo-Saxon world several authors are working on this issue, this is not so much the case in France, despite the new dynamism of studies dealing with the first Critical Theory and Foucault’s heritage. This article aims at elucidating some of the causes of this phenomenon, starting from the following hypothesis: confronting Adorno with Foucault in the French context is difficult, not because of the divergences between these two authors, but rather because of their convergence with regard to the critique of modern rationality. …”
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From Life to Its Online School: An Analysis of Alain de Botton’s ‘The School of Life’ as Strategy and Tactic by Gökçen Karanfil, A. Özgür Gürsoy

“…The article draws on Michel de Certeau’s distinction between strategies and tactics, as qualified by Michel Foucault’s use of the same conceptual pair, in order to develop a conceptual grid that emphasizes their imbrication or mutual conditioning. …”
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Therapy culture and the production of subjectivity in neoliberalism by Urošević Milan

“…Finally, we propose a theoretical framework integrating Foucault’s “technologies of the self” and Lacan’s concept of “fantasy” to conceptualize the relationship between neoliberalism and therapy culture. …”
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Blasphemy and Censorship. The Historical Importance of Passive and Active Models by David Nash

“…In particular Nash’s theory of “passive” and “active” blasphemy is examined to see how far this analysis might be extended to embrace and potentially explain the wider phenomenon of censorship. …”
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Rewriting the intersex body: On the opera adaptation of Herculine Barbin’s Memoirs by Gonzalo Iturregui-Gallardo

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Critical realism and information systems research: why bother with philosophy? by Philip J. Dobson

“…At this conference Jones (2000) examined the number of citations in the IFIP WG8.2 conference literature that refer to social theorists to determine the level of interest in the use of social theory in information systems research. Over the period 1979-1999 57% of papers had references to social theorists - the four major theorists being Giddens, Habermas, Foucault and Latour. …”
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L’autonomie à l’école maternelle : un nouvel idéal pédagogique ? by Christophe Joigneaux

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Éléments pour une anthropologie de l’homme en mouvement by Muriel van Vliet

“…Enfin, elle implique à un dernier niveau une Kulturkritik ou, pour le dire autrement, comme c’est aussi le cas de manière emblématique chez Foucault, elle ouvre sur un « diagnostic critique » implicite qui met au jour le pouvoir de l’image en exhibant les points critiques où le principe d’un groupe de transformation d’images se modifie.…”
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Democracies in Action: A Foucaultian Perspective on British and French Tax Enforcement by Coralie RAFFENNE, Marika TOUMI

“…On the basis of Foucault’s interpretation of modern power and politics, Democracy has to be seen as a network of rules, practices and bodies of knowledge. …”
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The Subaltern Speaks in Anna Weamys’ A Continuation of Sir Philip Sidney’s Arcadia: A Foucauldian Perspective by Merve Aydoğdu Çelik

“…Within this framework, Anna Weamys’ romance can be read, in the context of Foucault’s theory on power, as a challenge against Spivak’s assumption which contends that the subaltern is not recognizable.…”
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