— Michel FoucaultThe History of Sexuality, Vol. 1: An Introduction (1976), Part IV
Commentary
Foucault argues that power is not a possession held by a single authority but a network of relations. Because power is relational, resistance is never external to it and appears wherever power operates.
Commentary
Foucault argues that power is not a possession held by a single authority but a network of relations. Because power is relational, resistance is never external to it and appears wherever power operates.