 | Mark Haugaard - 2002 - 358 pages
...these fundamental implications of power-knowledge and their historical transformations. In short, it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge. To analyse the political investment of the body and the micro-physics of power presupposes,... | |
 | Brian Pronger - 2002 - 300 pages
...these fundamental implications of powerknowledge and their historical transformations. In short, it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge. (27-8) My deconstruction of the texts of the technology of physical fitness attempts to... | |
 | David K. Naugle - 2002 - 406 pages
...power-knowledge and their historical transformations. In short, it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge, useful or resistant to power, but power-knowledge,...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge. 4: Wo rid views as epistemic constructs must also be implicated in the powerknowledge relation.... | |
 | Henrique Pinto - 2003 - 272 pages
...reconcile', and extract from within our innermost secret nature the truth about us, Foucault says that it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that...resistant to power, but power-knowledge, the processes and the struggles that traverse it and of which it is made up, that determines the forms and possible domains... | |
 | Michael A. Peters, Nicholas C. Burbules - 2004 - 134 pages
...these fundamental implications of power/knowledge and their historical transformations. In short it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge" (1991: 27-28). In their study of Foucault's work, Dreyfus and Rabinow (1982) propose four... | |
 | Philip Goldstein, James L. Machor - 2008 - 416 pages
...invents the term "powerknowledge" to describe the process that brings about knowledge. He explains, "It is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge" (28). This is the struggle we see enacted in the reviews I focus on. When Shulman's novel... | |
 | Grazia Borrini, Hanna Jaireth - 2007 - 512 pages
...short, it is not the 94 See Pimbert and Wakeford, 2001 b; Cornwall and Coelho, 2004. 95 See Box 7.3. activity of the subject of knowledge that produces...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge." (Foucault, 1 979: pp. 27-28) "Contests for knowledge are contests for power. For nearly... | |
 | Joseph H. Campos - 2007 - 192 pages
...is one where power produces knowledge ("power and knowledge directly imply one another"), and it is "the processes and struggles that traverse it and...that determines the forms and possible domains of knowledge" (Foucault, 1979: 28). Language is the mechanism through which the power/knowledge dyad is... | |
 | David Lay Williams - 2010 - 356 pages
...these fundamental implications of power-knowledge and their historical transformations. In short, it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that produces a corpus of knowledge, the processes and struggles that traverse it and of which it is made up, that determines the forms... | |
 | Jeremy Wisnewski - 2008 - 180 pages
...these fundamental implications of power-knowledge and their historical transformations. In short, it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that...corpus of knowledge, useful or resistant to power, but This point has been nicely made in Paul Veyne's insightful 'Foucault revolutionizes history', in Foucault... | |
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In short, it is not the activity of the subject of knowledge that produces a corpus of knowledge, useful or resistant to power, but powerknowledge, the processes and struggles that traverse it and of which it is made up, that determines the forms and... 
