Michel Foucault's centenary is being celebrated with events, exhibitions, and a unique graphic biography exploring his life and work through the theme of duality.
Foucault's centenary celebrated globally
The centenary of the birth of philosopher Michel Foucault is being marked with a variety of events and publications around the world. These include an exhibition at the Collège de France and an essay by sociologist Didier Fassin, both of which contribute to the broader commemoration of Foucault’s life and work.Creative works highlight Foucault’s legacy
Numerous publications, including comics and graphic novels, are contributing to the celebration of Foucault’s centenary. One such work, Foucault. Vies parallèles, stands out for its departure from the typical format of graphic biographies, which often resemble a visual version of Wikipedia.Exploring Foucault through duality
The philosopher Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, who wrote a thesis on Michel Foucault, and the artist-researcher Morvandiau are exploring the life and work of Foucault under the theme of duality. Their work delves into the contrasts and dual aspects of Foucault’s intellectual contributions and personal life.Article access restricted to subscribers
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