The student who wants to explain why and how it works is a science professor's dream student. It is therefore meaningful to enhance the basic characteristics of students through the structure of the first few steps of the science building. A corridor of a scientific building evokes this scientific marvel and rational thought through its systematic design which consists of Foucault pendulum whose design is the center. Foucault's pendulum was named after French physicist Jean Foucault. There are double-pendulum pendulum, Foucault pendulum, torsional pendulum, etc. in the kind of pendulum. Double pendulums are used to record the irregular rotation of the earth and detect earthquakes. Foucault pendulum invented by French physicist Leon Foucault is used to indicate the rotation of the earth. Torsion is not a strict pendulum, but because it does not shake by gravity, it is usually used for timing such as adjusting the movement of the watch. In 1851, Jean BernardLéon Foucault showed that the pendulum surface of a pendulum like a gyroscope tends to remain the same regardless of the pivoting motion that can be used to prove the rotation of the earth. . He can hang the pendulum from the dome of the Pantheon in Paris and freely swing two dimensions (later called Foucault pendulum). The length of the rope is 67 meters (220 feet). As the pendulum starts moving, you can see that the oscillating plane rotates clockwise or rotates 360 ° in about 32 hours. This is the first demonstration of the rotation of the earth without relying on astronomical observations, Foucault pendulum was exhibited in many cities, attracted many spectators, so "Pendulum fanaticism" happened. 3 Use a special pendulum called Foucault pendulum to prove that the earth is spinning. The Earth is known to rotate about its axis, but Foucault pendulum is the earliest evident evidence of this concept. To reproduce it, you need a large pendulum that is at least 16 feet long and weighs more than 25 pounds to minimize external factors such as wind and friction.

You read the newspaper while drinking coffee at the cafe alone. You can see a small girl and her mother sitting near the table near the eyes corner. You glanced at me and found a little girl staring at you. No matter what you do, she will keep paying attention to every move of you. You want to know the reason why she is gazing at you, when she is sitting there. As explained by Michel Foucault, you are attracting attention and people are just being watched. French philosopher Michel Foucault of the 20th century explained the feeling that it is seen as a form of psychological torture. The panoramic effect, or "conscious and permanent view state" is a trap that ensures 'automatic powering'. In the workplace, you can "use the panoramic effect for experiments, change in behavior, training or training for human machines". Therefore, buildings have the ability to manipulate individuals to change their behavior. Michel Foucault was born in Paul Michel Foucault of Poitiers in Western France in 1926. His father, Paul - Andre Foucault, is an outstanding surgeon who is the son of a local doctor Paul Foucault. Foucault's mother, Anne is a surgeon's daughter, but is keen to pursue a medical career, her wishes must wait until Foucault's brother no longer provide such a career for women. It is no coincidence that most of Foucault's works are developing mainly in critical interrogation of medical discourse. Thanks to Elden's scholarship we can distinguish Foucault from many of his fans. Early version of Foucault's chapter: The birth of power was published as "more Marxist Foucault?" In that chapter, Eldon showed a more detailed history than Foucault, a philosopher. The scientist filled his lecture with a keen sense. Class of benefits and secondary voice - voice ". Was silent in later this" discipline and punishment might have the "authority" of "lack of power", did not his lecture . However, problems remain. Why is his book so different from the record of lectures and activists he wrote at the same time? Eldon did not provide any answer, but now I understand Marxist Foucault better, but contradiction makes him In his work "discipline and punishment" by Michel Foucault, Foucault believes that people of society are subject to disciplinary action and that action is the same as other people. The fear of people to be monitored exposes them to psychological pressure and they follow the same discipline as others without knowing it. He called this theory panoramic. It comes from a "conical shape". Circular prison is a building designed by UK philosopher Jeremy Bentham for use in hospitals, prisons and schools. In Foucault's writing, the term round prison means a round prison with a circular structure and a bell tower in the center. The prisoners in the building do not see the observers of the watchtowers. Psychological pressure is given to prisoners because we can not know the time being monitored.

Introduction Social order arises from the interpretation of human relationships, symbols, and social norms networks. It creates "a sense of how an individual fits in a shared space" (Silva, 2009, p. 308) and hence depends on the coding of physical space and human behavior between different individuals. In any society, we must acquire knowledge about how people relate to each other and the environment. Next, the order is established by standardization and standardization of this knowledge. In this article we will study two aspects of social order, applied to social science and embodied in everyday life. When I read Michel Foucault and Owen Gofman's work, they explained the crazy words together. This article looked into two famous sociologists who tried to explore Michel Foucault's crazy treatment and research on Owen Gofman's shelter. It started with a very deep archive of Foucault; with close attention to the evolution of language, words and crazy ideas. - The Story of Pennsylvania Mental Hospital Long ago, long ago, a huge brick structure caused numerous individuals to fall into a mental disorder. These huge structures are called Crazy Mental Hospitals all over the world. People can draw conclusions that all the queen already knows by reading Butler, Gergen, Kelly, Foucault, Lacan, Gofmann, or complicated psychology theory which can not be understood. Our social role is defined by rules set by society, we silently accept the fact that we are sociable and led by their specific values. When you drag it, you become strongly aware of this fact. Justin wearing a wig and garbage bag dress, changed it to annoying Alaska Thunderfuck 5000. If you say he is not Alaska but play Alaska, you are right. But he also plays Justin. Without these different "clothes", we will be naked - we do not have consciousness. The advantage of Justin is that he knows that he can play several roles, and he has chosen to invent a role that suits him. Foucault believes in people with authoritative knowledge, especially people who build power of social order. They want to know how the social order is being created, but Goffman wants to know how individuals are creating social order. - Comparative contrasting theoretical direction of Sigmund Freud and Abraham Maslow Sigmund Freud Sif Floyd was born in Peach on May 6, 1856. Lavia Freiberg, a small town in the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. His parents are Amalia and Jacob Freud. His father is a wool merchant with a keen mind and sense of humor. His mother is a healthy woman. (Http://webspace.ship.edu/cgboer/freud.html) He is 11 big parents with 11 brothers and 6 brothers.

It changes with the passage of time, this is the common theme of all things in the world. In this respect, the concept of punishment is no exception. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the common view of punishing people was the revenge of the king and took place in the town square. At first glance, the human mindset changed, the concept of punishment turned into a psychological approach rather than public / torture law. The following paragraphs discuss the development of prison, the right people actually punish, and the overall meaning and function of the prison. But it is French philosopher Michelle Foucault. This article critically evaluates Foucault's discourse concept and Bentham's circulation theory and prove Foucault's punishment concept. In general, disciplinary organizations are the places where they exercise and exercise through various mechanisms. No doubt, in disciplinary action and punishment (1977), Foucault's attention to disciplinary action and surveillance is more prominent than his other family tree works. In this study, he studied the progressive complexity of the discipline mechanism like punishment in prison, and in fact, after prudent review, represented the same progress of the social discipline mechanism. Michel Foucault is a 20th century French sociologist who believes that punishment is a threat to society and that discipline is a mechanism of knowledge of power. Foucault is known for his works entitled "Discipline and Punishment: Birth of a Prison" published in 1977, where he is a major practitioner of the modern world asking criminal punishment for criminal acts (France) and disciplinary action As. He revealed the quality of punishment in Europe and the United States from 1750 to 1820 and pointed out three major changes. (1) punishment from "body" to "soul / spirit", (2) from revenge to transformation, and (3) from punishment to correction. In the second part of his book, Foucault marks the prison as a template of modern subject technology. Disciplinary action against "expert" (psychologist, project organizer, parole officer, etc.) In 1977, Michelle Foucault announced "Penalty and Punishment: The Birth of Prison". In his complicated exploration of revenge, Foucault adopted a method from the beginning to investigate the problem through detailed investigation of criminal acts. His core focus is the relationship between the power movement in the modern society and its knowledge, and the movement and physical strength.

In the article "Politics of Truth", Michelle Foucault studied the meaning of criticism. Foucault began by linking the interpretation of criticism with Immanuel Kant's understanding of enlightenment. In the article "What is Enlightenment", Kant believes that society has formed "immature" that depends on the direction of authority. Kant said: "If I have a book as an understanding, the pastor will serve my conscience, the doctor will decide my meal etc. for me, I need to concentrate on it "(3). Michel Foucault was born in Paul Michel Foucault of Poitiers in Western France in 1926. His father, Paul - Andre Foucault, is an outstanding surgeon who is the son of a local doctor Paul Foucault. Foucault's mother, Anne is also the daughter of a surgeon and is keen to pursue a medical career, but her wish is to wait until Foucault's younger brother does not provide such careers to women. It is not a coincidence that most of Foucault's works are developing mainly in critical interrogation of medical discourse. Michel Foucault's full name was Paul Michel Foucault born October 15, 1926, Poitier France died in Paris on June 25, 1984. - Discuss the follow-up reactions embodied in the scientific revolution and enlightenment and romantic movements. Please give an example of how these movements affect art. What is the ultimate impact they will have on the Western intellectual society? The era of scientific revolution and enlightenment overlapped for 100 years and co-occurred between 1650 and 1750. French philosopher Michelle Foucault also reviewed the Enlightenment as a human science and its traps in his famous speech "What is criticism - criticism and enlightenment". In Nietzsche's tradition, Foucault criticized the modern science and legal authority, not the product of a rational society, but the system of power, as well as the whole of the Western sexual and social norms system. By studying hospitals, shelters, and prisons, Foucault shows how the bottom of an enlightened society, and so-called modern rational systems, can be repressive tools. Despite this ambiguity, he still thinks it is necessary to participate in enlightenment by combining it with the constant and unforgiving criticism of power itself. Foucault claims that criticism is a move to question all things made by individuals, particularly powerful authorities.

In the article "Politics of Truth", Michelle Foucault studied the meaning of criticism. Foucault began by linking the interpretation of criticism with Immanuel Kant's understanding of enlightenment. In the article "What is Enlightenment", Kant believes that society has formed "immature" that depends on the direction of authority. Kant said: "If I have a book as an understanding, the pastor will serve my conscience, the doctor will decide my meal etc. for me, I need to concentrate on it "(3). Michel Foucault was born in Paul Michel Foucault of Poitiers in Western France in 1926. His father, Paul - Andre Foucault, is an outstanding surgeon who is the son of a local doctor Paul Foucault. Foucault's mother, Anne is also the daughter of a surgeon and is keen to pursue a medical career, but her wish is to wait until Foucault's younger brother does not provide such careers to women. It is not a coincidence that most of Foucault's works are developing mainly in critical interrogation of medical discourse. Michel Foucault's full name was Paul Michel Foucault born October 15, 1926, Poitier France died in Paris on June 25, 1984. - Discuss the follow-up reactions embodied in the scientific revolution and enlightenment and romantic movements. Please give an example of how these movements affect art. What is the ultimate impact they will have on the Western intellectual society? The era of scientific revolution and enlightenment overlapped for 100 years and co-occurred between 1650 and 1750. French philosopher Michelle Foucault also reviewed the Enlightenment as a human science and its traps in his famous speech "What is criticism - criticism and enlightenment". In Nietzsche's tradition, Foucault criticized the modern science and legal authority, not the product of a rational society, but the system of power, as well as the whole of the Western sexual and social norms system. By studying hospitals, shelters, and prisons, Foucault shows how the bottom of an enlightened society, and so-called modern rational systems, can be repressive tools. Despite this ambiguity, he still thinks it is necessary to participate in enlightenment by combining it with the constant and unforgiving criticism of power itself. Foucault claims that criticism is a move to question all things made by individuals, particularly powerful authorities.

Subjectivity can be found in almost every aspect of society, past, present and future. In other words, the ruler and his empire, the government and its citizens, and the students are bound by school rules and people are always in a state of being dominated. In this position, they are those who lack power and control, and those who are under power and control. Therefore, subjects can act according to someone or the behavior they are receiving. Pan-optics is Michelle Foucault's power and observation process. This type of design has two functions to make the subject visible, so we can not confirm the presence of the observer. What is Michel Foucault's panoramic view? Current work includes important applications of Michel Foucault, Jeremy · Bentham's prison design, and a metaphor of power relations and social rule. Covers the concept of panorama in discipline and punishment Panopticism is a social theory named after Panopticon, originally developed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his book "Discipline and Punish". "Panorama monitor" refers to a power lab that can change behaviors, and Foucault believes that a circular monitor is a symbol of a disciplined society. Jeremy Bentham suggested that a circular building is a circular building with observation towers in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. This wall contains resident cells. This design enhances security by promoting more effective monitoring. Residents living in light-filled cells are easily separated from officials in the central tower. Instead, the occupants do not see each other, the concrete wall separates their cells.

The originality of the architecture makes it possible to control more people and allows a few people to control them. In fact, as long as there is a central tower in the center, the prisoners never know, so it does not matter whether someone is watching. The architecture of Panopticon has people's intellectual power. Authorities decide what is normal or abnormal, and in these cases, nonproductive or destructive is abnormal. Therefore there is no doubt that society will have panopticons and institutions that are constantly being monitored. In "discipline and punishment", Michel Foucault explained about Panopticon, Jeremy Bentham's prison design, central monitoring tower, and dark windows designed to feel the prisoners constantly watching. Foucault knew that this prison system has nothing to do with punitive punishment, but rather resembles Foucault's so-called "submissive body". All-purpose Panopticon has used the metaphor of "treatment", but in fact it is not interested in health, it reminds us that it is like complete compliance. Do not trust Lidless Eyes From the perspective of discipline and punishment, Michel Foucault proposed a control mechanism to establish a sneaky institution. "Technical - political registration, consisting of a series of rules and experiences, and methods of calculation related to military, school, hospital, controlling or correcting the function of the body" As an appendix, the word "virtual" is like an ancient relic is. We host our identity, our money, our documents, books, jobs, consumer electronic instructions, death certificates, medical record networks. These networks and data sets should be part of the "virtual" realm, and we, meat and blood are alive without problems. But without these networks, it is almost impossible for us to exist as the theme of this society. "Virtual" as a "real" warehouse

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Michel Foucault's full name was Paul Michel Foucault born October 15, 1926, Poitier France died in Paris on June 25, 1984. He is the grandson of a doctor. You can say that he was born into a stable bourgeois family and his father is also a doctor, so you can see smart running at home, his mother is an ordinary housewife doctor I am keen to pursue my daughter and medical career, but her wish had to wait until Foucault's brother did not provide such a career for women. Michel Foucault was born in Paul Michel Foucault of Poitiers in Western France in 1926. His father, Paul - Andre Foucault, is an outstanding surgeon who is the son of a local doctor Paul Foucault. Foucault's mother, Anne is also the daughter of a surgeon and is keen to pursue a medical career, but her wish is to wait until Foucault's younger brother does not provide such careers to women. It is not a coincidence that most of Foucault's works are developing mainly in critical interrogation of medical discourse. Michel Foucault's full name was Paul Michel Foucault born October 15, 1926, Poitier France died in Paris on June 25, 1984. - Discuss the follow-up reactions embodied in the scientific revolution and enlightenment and romantic movements. Please give an example of how these movements affect art. What is the ultimate impact they will have on the Western intellectual society? The era of scientific revolution and enlightenment overlapped for 100 years and co-occurred between 1650 and 1750. Onfray is the world's most widely read French philosopher and has abolished Michel Serres, Michel Foucault, and Jean-Paul Sartre. The philosopher drunk with enlightenment and wrote 80 books and translated it into about 30 languages. He is not a Marxist, but a liberal hedonist. According to Onfray, the entire Jewish - Christian tradition is hampering the enjoyment of freedom and love. Therefore he finally claimed that Western civilization was "dead." When Onfray called for a truce with the Islamic state, it was because he believed that France was responsible for what happened to him. In a recently published book, Penser l'islam ("Islamic"), Onfray wrote as follows. "If you look at historical facts rather than emotions, the West will be attacked first." Of course, Muslims will kill and kill, but this is not their fault, because in his view the West is Because they attacked them.

The Orwell and Foucault utopia gave power to people in two ways: controlling relationships and separating dangerous mixtures.The town that is plagued by the plague is the whole hierarchy, monitoring, observation, writing, town The function is fixed, a wide range of power to carry everyone in a unique way - this is the utopia of a completely dominant city "(Fouco, 6). This sentence was completely excerpted from the prose panorama written by Michel Foucault. In 1984 George Orwell's Big Brother explains civil rule over Oceania. 1984: Winston Smith 's book in 1984, George Orwell aims to mock ritualisticism of totalitarianism and utopia. Utopia is a perfect society with no hatred and dissatisfaction, but because it can not be realized it is considered fictitious. Destopia in 1984 was the utopia, the place of oppression, human suffering, and opposition to famine. The main character Winston Smith opposed the brother who was originally the party and totalitarian. It is free. I am not happy. It is not love. There is no peace. This is the world George Orwell drew in 1984. Orwell wrote in 1949 and is painting a frustrating future of the world. It can not turn off the power and includes the television entering everyone's residential area as a camera. The main character Winston lives under the control of the government's "brother". Winston wants to hear secret societies rebelling from this rule and hoping to rob her elder brother. Winston people's adventure, looking for Utopia and Foucault's Utopia "are two ways of exercising power to people, controlling their relationships and separating dangerous mixtures - Utopia utopias are politically, socially, economically disturbing residents in general The term social utopia with a problem is Greek word "meaning" has been mentioned in the story of "utopia" of St. Thomas Moore issued in 1516. It represents a perfect society. George Orwell 's novel "Animal Farm" is a fable that depicts the state of a utopia never realized. Orwell uses livestock to represent the most authentic era in history. That is a Russian revolution. The reader rebels against Mr. Jones of the hero, tracks animals on the animal farm, and changes the farm to his own farm. Animal communities are realized, animals work for themselves, nobody except themselves will work. - As George Orwell mentioned in his legendary novel "Animal Farm", even those who have the most intentions will rot when they gain power. . An animal farm is a story of a group of animals that rise up and rebel after living for several years under the cruel law of a drunk, inadvertent farmer. After expelling humans from their farms, these animals were left behind to make their own autonomous society.

Like many other 17-year-old children, Miss Ginevra Fan showwee of Charlotte Bronte's Willette (1853) practiced the self-stated "universal word game". This is the habit she is familiar with. "Selection" in a conversation - this is a convenient alternative to any missing word in any language she may speak at that time (115-16; Chapter 6). The choice of Ginevra's word is not a coincidence in the text of this complete (usually bilingual) word game. In addition, Mary Pollack confronts the novel's "rich language nature" in various contexts (54). In fact, that choice seems to be an iterative codeword for strange x, or for the object itself, "things, spirit and secret" (557; ch.38). House, and literary theorist Nostalgia, will reappear for a long time, if not self-euphoric. The word with the most replacement of "things" in the text is "shape" like "nuns dark and tampered" (569; page 39), but the problem is that such double Or "form of guardian". "(Floyd 143) Incredibly eliminated ourselves or continuing forks in other synonymous expressions, which makes homesick seeking origins a problem.After a year Lucy Was at the entrance to Mrs. Baker's pension.The "Very Limit" (305; Chapter 21) states that the "shape" of the "paving stone" of the reconstructor only provides a limited entry, The abyss can point to an incredible expression of uncertain value. The circular monitor is a model for external monitoring, but the term quoted by French philosopher Michel Foucault represents internal monitoring. In the panorama view, observers are no longer outside the observer. The line of sight of the observer is not external behavior, but internalization until each prisoner (economic entity / worker) becomes his / her own security guard. "Therefore, the main role of Panopticon is to induce a state that is consciously and permanently visible among prisoners and to ensure automatic operation of power. In the village of Foucault, you can constantly monitor - or even think of continuous monitoring - even the most subtle details of daily life. This system is what Foucault calls "blockade of discipline" - like a dungeon, all prisoners are isolated and skeptical, and the disciples he controls are absolute in life and death . This seems to be more true today. Employers can obtain a program that secretly tracks the keys of teleworking employees to confirm that they are working. Parents can use the software to monitor the usage of children's mobile phones. Because governments around the world have passed the law, they can collect Internet data from people suspected of planning a terrorist attack. Even public transit cards can be used to monitor citizen's body movements. As social scientists seriously consider the idea of ​​supervising society, there are all journals devoted to research, monitoring and society. Panoramic surveillance, conceived by Jeremy Bentham and then analyzed by Michel Foucault (1975), is gradually being implemented in the form of technology to monitor our every move. This type of surveillance is considered to be a form of continuous monitoring that observation stations are scattered and the observed contents have never been directly transmitted. Today, digital security cameras capture our movements, observers track us through our mobile phones, police around the world use face recognition software.

Just as society can work only by itself and its institution, justice always has to cast doubt on itself. "Philosopher Michelle Foucault explains the subtle balance between the justice system and society. We are used to ways to commit crimes and punishments in America. It deals with the situation in such a way as to treat everyone equally. The Hammurabi code relies on more crimes to suit punishment. The general code, on the other hand, shows how strict Hamraby's code is strict. Michel Foucault was born in Paul Michel Foucault of Poitiers in Western France in 1926. His father, Paul - Andre Foucault, is an outstanding surgeon who is the son of a local doctor Paul Foucault. Foucault's mother, Anne is a surgeon's daughter, but is keen to pursue a medical career, her wishes must wait until Foucault's brother no longer provide such a career for women. It is no coincidence that most of Foucault's works are developing mainly in critical interrogation of medical discourse. Michel Foucault (1926-1984) was born in Poitel, France. As a son of a famous surgeon, Foucault did not achieve outstanding results at school before entering university, and finally acquired E élele Normale Supérieure, one of the most famous universities in France. So, Foucault got a degree in psychology and philosophy, but his academic record was not immediately available. Foucault suffered a bad recession when joining ÉcoleNormale, and in 1950 the first competitive test of the public education system failed. Later, in 1958, he served as the French representative in Sweden, and Foucault submitted his doctoral thesis at Uppsala University but was rejected. According to the Philosophy Encyclopedia of Stanford University, Michelle Foucault is a "French historian and philosopher" that has a strong influence on a wide range of humanities and social sciences "as well as philosophy" (or even primarily). (Gutting, 2013). One of his important works, "disciplinary action and punishment", focuses on the concept of disciplinary right and its evolution (1977). Michelle Foucault believes that "the rise of the parliamentary system and the concept of new political freedom is accompanied by a darker rebellion movement with new and unprecedented discipline for the body" (Bartky, 1988). Foucault's book explores the fact that military soldiers are seen to have "a natural sign of strength and courage" and the fact that his body is "a sign of his strength and courage" (1977)

Foucault and the theory of power and identity Foucault believes that power never goes to anyone's hand It is not disclosed in an obvious way, but in some way we enter and limit our imagination How to act For example, in the workplace environment, power is not handed down from the top down, but instead repeats organization practices. This approach is like a grid that triggers and instigates specific behavior patterns and denies other behavior styles. Michelle Foucault's interpretation of feminist by Susan J. Heckman explored the intersection of Michel Foucault and Feminist theory and focused on Foucault's sexual / physical, identity / subject matter, power / political theory. This book aims to bring the view of the feminist into the interpretation of the hero in philosophical classics. New feminist discourse: An important article of Armstrong on theory and text is aimed at setting a timetable for feminist criticism of the 1990s. This paper is about the themes indispensable for the development of feminism philosophy, the issue of gender knowledge and the meaning of narratives of gender language, sexual expression, female agents, cultural and political change, feminist aesthetics, role and class We advocate cultural restrictions on new reading. Given his fundamental degeneration of his main understanding of the interest in sexual behavior history and sexual identity, Michel Foucault is an important post - structural influence on the development of homosexuality theory. Foucault believes that sex is a discourse production, not a basic human attribute, as it is less repressive and negative than production and production, so part of his greater conceptualization of power is. In other words, rather than explaining the exercise of power as suppressing the expression of our freedom - this misunderstanding of the exercise of power is so common that Foucault calls it a "repressive assumption" It is. Foucault, on the other hand, believes that the power of words is the hidden truth, all its appearance must be eradicated and identified:

My first instinct is because the author avoided articles like plague. Michel Foucault's work will be intensive and intellectually challenging. A very conspicuous authors' comment may be full of risks. But I am very interested. In the language of Foucault, the title of the work is an Énoncé or statement that makes no sense in the context of a wider discourse. Foucault does not merely talk about others but talks about the relationship between himself and his author's huge discourse. In this article, we explain why and how to change the information society into a "deterministic house" by using Foucault's "knowledge archeology", a methodology that discovered how professional "knowledge" was created I will explore. Consensus, the command of biological power dominates society as a whole. Foucault refers to political skills as a biological force emerging in the 17th century to train and control the subject. The first dimension of biopower is human scientific classification such as seed, race, population, sex, behavior, based on sexual behavior and other social norms. To maintain social control over individuals, biological power constitutes a technique of repentance, that is, a technique that draws "truth" from an individual. These methods are used to ensure people follow social norms. In his early career, Foucault studied Marxism and existentialism, but in his work such as "Crazy History" and "Knowledge Archeology" he is not cultural creation but truth I asked if there was an incorrect standard. Language Framework At the end of his life, he thought about the relationship between power and knowledge, and whether the power of history limits human freedom. Foucault is known for his work on social systems, in particular his critical work on psychiatry, medicine, humanities and prison systems, and on the history of human sexuality. His work on power, knowledge, and discourse is widely influenced in academia. In the 1960s, Foucault was associated with structuralism, where he was a far away movement. Foucault also dismissed labels for post structuralism and post-modernism.

This discussion paper is aimed at dealing with differences between witnesses, observation, judgment and review. By considering the social background these conceptual frameworks are compared in terms of their acquisition of knowledge that has been applied to their purposes, social world and social existence, and the potential impact of their implementation Let's see. The evidence will conclude whether these conceptual lenses contribute to understanding the social world and therefore contribute to the essence of human condition. Panopticism is a social theory named after Panopticon, originally developed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his book "Discipline and Punish". "Panorama monitor" refers to a power lab that can change behaviors, and Foucault believes that a circular monitor is a symbol of a disciplined society. Jeremy Bentham suggested that a circular building is a circular building with observation towers in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. This wall contains resident cells. This design enhances security by promoting more effective monitoring. Residents living in light-filled cells are easily separated from officials in the central tower. Instead, the occupants do not see each other, the concrete wall separates their cells. In "discipline and punishment", Michel Foucault explained about Panopticon, Jeremy Bentham's prison design, central monitoring tower, and dark windows designed to feel the prisoners constantly watching. Foucault knew that this prison system has nothing to do with punitive punishment, but rather resembles Foucault's so-called "submissive body". All-purpose Panopticon has used the metaphor of "treatment", but in fact it is not interested in health, it reminds us that it is like complete compliance. Do not trust Lidless Eyes Regarding discipline and punishment, French philosopher Michelle Foucault advocated a theory on prisons, punishment, and disciplinary action since the 19th century. Foucault argues that this body's control has been replaced by soul control, a punishment by "a thorough study of the mind, heart, will, and inclination" (16). According to Foucault, discipline is an essential soul repair tool to ensure compliance with social standards. Effective discipline management converts (136) "obedient bodies" that can "accept, use, transform, and improve" other false ideas. What structure is best for these activities? Foucault gave an answer: Jeremy · Bentham's panopticon. Figure 1 shows the representation of Panopticon, but Foucault explains the structure below.

Foucault's pendulum Fuuko pendulum (1989), a truly shining novel by Umberto Ecology, played an unknown role at the Paris Conservatory and the School of Fine Arts. This character is difficult to hide, but finally I found a shelter with a copy submarine. He knew that "plan" was true in the conservatory, rescued Belvo, and found that the truth behind his plan led him in the last decade. Ecology called this character as Casabon, the hero. After introduction, Casaubon met a doctor There are double-pendulum pendulum, Foucault pendulum, torsional pendulum, etc. in the kind of pendulum. Double pendulums are used to record the irregular rotation of the earth and detect earthquakes. Foucault pendulum invented by French physicist Leon Foucault is used to indicate the rotation of the earth. Torsion is not a strict pendulum, but because it does not shake by gravity, it is usually used for timing such as adjusting the movement of the watch. 3 Use a special pendulum called Foucault pendulum to prove that the earth is spinning. The Earth is known to rotate about its axis, but Foucault pendulum is the earliest evident evidence of this concept. To reproduce it, you need a pendulum that is at least 16 feet long and weighs more than 25 pounds to minimize external factors such as wind and friction. Foucault's pendulum Fuuko pendulum (1989), a truly shining novel by Umberto Ecology, played an unknown role at the Paris Conservatory and the School of Fine Arts. This character is difficult to hide, but finally I found a shelter with a copy submarine. He knew that "plan" was true in the conservatory, rescued Belvo, and found that the truth behind his plan led him in the last decade. Ecology called this character as Casabon, the hero. - American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) is a sports dog which is a good companion of energy. It is said that their reputation, the most popular dog in America, the most hated and frightened dog in America, has fallen sharply over the years. Bulldogs are like their poor reputation, they are very smart, thoughtful and friendly dogs.

What Foucault remembers most is his historical investigation of the origin of "discipline" society from the 16th century to the 19th century. But today, under the circumstances of worldwide modernity, the relevance of his contribution is often questioned. Today's world such as the spread of the market, the division of centralized countries, the collapse of the borders seems to be far from the disciplined society of Foucault described in his most famous book. Discipline and punishment by Michelle Foucault: Let's see the birth of a prison. Foucault argues that historical examples of punitive forms in open form (ie public execution, torture etc) and the historical examples of these forms of disciplinary actions to prove the power of individuals / groups at the top of the social stratum It is discussed as to whether it will be used. He introduced this to the concept of prison and how this structure is influenced by Jeremy Bentham 's Panopticon (behaviors that people consider monitoring under authority because they are being monitored) did. In fact, they are rarely supervised. Just thinking they are being monitored can fix the actions of the prisoners. ) In 1977, Michelle Foucault announced "Penalty and Punishment: The Birth of Prison". In his complicated exploration of revenge, Foucault adopted a method from the beginning to investigate the problem through detailed investigation of criminal acts. His core focus is the relationship between the power movement in the modern society and its knowledge, and the movement and physical strength.

All great architects - inevitably - Foucault's "discipline and punishment" and "power and sex" are great poets. He must be his wonderful translation of his era, his era, his age - the darkness of Frank Lloyd Wright means to be hidden, and light means exposure, and Both have inner powers. Murderers hid in the dark waiting for the victims, and atrocities in various countries were hidden in history and official memos and advertisements. At the same time, because the light shines, it works, and it discovers that it creates vulnerabilities with all contacts. "Punishment and punishment of the birth of a prison" is beyond the scope of the prison system. Foucault explained in detail the discipline and punishment changes that began in the 17th century. Foucault had to first understand the general form of torture in the 17th century. While holding a 2 pound burning torch torture put prisoners on the scaffold. The flesh will be torn from their body with hot pliers in front of their body. Michel Foucault is a 20th century French sociologist who believes that punishment is a threat to society and that discipline is a mechanism of knowledge of power. Foucault is known for his works entitled "Discipline and Punishment: Birth of a Prison" published in 1977, where he is a major practitioner of the modern world asking criminal punishment for criminal acts (France) and disciplinary action As. He revealed the quality of punishment in Europe and the United States from 1750 to 1820 and pointed out three major changes. (1) punishment from "body" to "soul / spirit", (2) from revenge to transformation, and (3) from punishment to correction. In the second part of his book, Foucault marks the prison as a template of modern subject technology. Disciplinary action against "expert" (psychologist, project organizer, parole officer, etc.) Regarding discipline and punishment, Michel Foucault detailed the function of the disciplinary mechanism of this prison based on the conceptualization of the patrolling prison Bentham, and detailed the function of discipline as a power authority. Foucault thinks that this invisible prisoner is always "subject of information, not subject to communication". "People who know that they are exposed to visible areas and who are responsible for the constraints of power, so that they can voluntarily fulfill their own role, he will have two Write his own power relationship playing a role. Principles of obedience "(202-203)

Michel Foucault's article "Panorama" is related to the concept of "self-regulation" or many people call it "panorama surveillance". Round prison is a prison in the shape of a circle with a monitoring tower in the middle. The main purpose of the panorama monitor is to monitor a large number of prisoners with few security guards in key places. Whatever the prisoners do, they can be monitored from their key points and they will continue to observe from the important points of the tower. Arranging circular scanners is done in an excellent way, the large windows of the tower are open to the outside, maintaining a 360 degree panoramic view of each cell. Panopticism is a social theory named after Panopticon, originally developed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his book "Discipline and Punish". "Panorama monitor" refers to a power lab that can change behaviors, and Foucault believes that a circular monitor is a symbol of a disciplined society. Jeremy Bentham suggested that a circular building is a circular building with observation towers in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. This wall contains resident cells. This design enhances security by promoting more effective monitoring. Residents living in light-filled cells are easily separated from officials in the central tower. Instead, the occupants do not see each other, the concrete wall separates their cells. In his entire text, Michel Foucault takes a long time to discuss power and discipline, its operation and their impact on society over time. We also talked about Jeremy Bentham 's Panopticon and models in other fields. But in any case, what confuses everyone after reading the panoramic theory is what is a panorama? The special disciplinary model is the measure taken by the town in the 17 th century when plague occurred. The first is "strict space division", which is to close the town and divide the town into four. Each street has a group to monitor the streets. When isolation began, the group locked the door to each house from outside on his street and handed the key to his boss, the owner. One quarterly participant The circular monitor is an external monitoring model, but the term quoted by French philosopher Michel Foucault shows internal monitoring. In the panorama view, the observer is no longer outside the observer. The gaze of the observer is not external behavior, but internalized within the scope that each prisoner (economic entity / worker) becomes his / her own security guard. "Therefore, the main role of Panopticon is to induce a state that appears consciously and permanently among prisoners, and to ensure automatic operation of power.

Whether it is a traditional society or a modern society, crime is inevitable in society. However, there is always behavioral influence, but if it is illegal its impact is quite bad, sometimes even serious. This is called punishment. Discipline is to strengthen the obedience of acceptable behavior patterns and guidance. Modern theorist Michael Foucault explains these two concepts in excerpts from Discipline and Punish. In this article I summarize the author's issue, provide a comparison with the theorists who were taught earlier in the class, and a personal explanation of Foucault's argument. Discipline and punishment by Michelle Foucault: Let's see the birth of a prison. Foucault argues that historical examples of punitive forms in open form (ie public execution, torture etc) and the historical examples of these forms of disciplinary actions to prove the power of individuals / groups at the top of the social stratum It is discussed as to whether it will be used. He introduced this to the concept of prison and how this structure is influenced by Jeremy Bentham 's Panopticon (behaviors that people consider monitoring under authority because they are being monitored) did. In fact, they are rarely supervised. Just thinking they are being monitored can fix the actions of the prisoners. ) In 1977, Michelle Foucault announced "Penalty and Punishment: The Birth of Prison". In his complicated exploration of revenge, Foucault adopted a method from the beginning to investigate the problem through detailed investigation of criminal acts. His core focus is the relationship between the power movement in the modern society and its knowledge, and the movement and physical strength. According to Michel Foucault's disciplinary action and the birth of a prison prison, he explained the need to focus on how state penalties can be transferred from the body to the soul. Foucault believes that corporal punishment may be counterproductive to the state. But please show your power to those who can control the body. He stated that the soldier 's body was quietly manageable. We control body function through constant supervision. Once control is established, the request can be completed easily. When looking for recruiters, it is important to find obedient people. Some people are not conservative enough to admit that they are obedient or obedient. But these words must be used when looking for the perfect soldier. Foucault explained that it is necessary to manipulate the body. Once the body is controlled, everything else will follow

Everything depends on something in the world, regardless of life, inanimate objects, tangible or intangible. Power acts to expose it to other factors such as society, law, institution, religion, self-expectation etc. People who can force these forces to other people without retaliation have all their power. However, electricity is actually rotting, and rarely it is virtually impossible for electricity to still be completely absolute. The military is trying to overthrow absolute power, but since the military is trying to maintain power, the concept of "relationship between subjectivity and power" is always repeated. The rise of social media is predicting what Michael Foucault predicted with well-known famous text about panorama. Panoramaism is a concept derived from the viewpoint of Jeremy Bentham's surveillance. Bentham has a basic circular monitor that contains a central tower surrounded by cells. There are observers in the central tower and there are prisoners in the cell - depending on the usage of the building, these prisoners can be translated into children or workers (Foucault 200). I will illuminate the cell with a bright light on the tower so that the observer can observe the subject without seeing it. People in the cell think that they are constantly being observed, as bright light prevents them from seeing them from observers. Therefore, they changed their behavior so as to meet the requirements of the prison and not to be punished. Michael Foucault: Panopticism is an article about ongoing supervision and its impact on behavior from the perspective of an individual social norm. Continuous monitoring may also affect institutions such as prisons. Round prison is a design of a prison where the building is cylindrical. The prisoners are invisible to each other, but security guards / towers built in the middle of the building are visible. However, security guards are not necessarily observed in the tower Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter reinforce the concept of panorama. But the models they do are more complicated due to the hidden features of physical observation. With Foucault's panorama, prisoners can see the towers and lights that build monitoring proof (208). However, despite the fact that millions of users are widely adopting social media, individuals can not judge the degree of monitoring. People understand that their activities are being monitored, but they can not determine the scope or parameters of monitoring. Unlike the Foucauldian panopticon, the Fopcauldian panopticon has a central tower for asymmetric surveillance. However, social media has similar impacts on people. Michael Foucault's view of the panorama is based on Bensham's architectural image

"Panorama" by Michel Foucault is based on the architectural concept of a panorama monitor. Foucault extended this concept to create new authority and discipline. His idea is the view of anonymous observers and has the ability to influence onlookers. There are two aspects to this concept - there is no way for observers to know when they are being monitored and how social rules will affect how individuals behave in a particular situation There is a fact. In his entire text, Michel Foucault takes a long time to discuss power and discipline, its operation and their impact on society over time. We also talked about Jeremy Bentham 's Panopticon and models in other fields. But in any case, what confuses everyone after reading the panoramic theory is what is a panorama? The special disciplinary model is the measure taken by the town in the 17 th century when plague occurred. The first is "strict space division", which is to close the town and divide the town into four. Each street has a group to monitor the streets. When isolation began, the group locked the door to each house from outside on his street and handed the key to his boss, the owner. One quarterly participant Pan-optics is Michelle Foucault's power and observation process. This type of design has two functions to make the subject visible, so we can not confirm the presence of the observer. What is Michel Foucault's panoramic view? Current work includes important applications of Michel Foucault, Jeremy · Bentham's prison design, and a metaphor of power relations and social rule. Covers the concept of panorama in discipline and punishment Panopticism is a social theory named after Panopticon, originally developed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his book "Discipline and Punish". "Panorama monitor" refers to a power lab that can change behaviors, and Foucault believes that a circular monitor is a symbol of a disciplined society. Jeremy Bentham suggested that a circular building is a circular building with observation towers in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. This wall contains resident cells. This design enhances security by promoting more effective monitoring. Residents living in light-filled cells are easily separated from officials in the central tower. Instead, the occupants do not see each other, the concrete wall separates their cells.

In this article, we explore the short story "Morgan, Morgan" by Janet Turner Hospital in a posterior structural way using new historism and de-structuring. First, we explore the new historian tenant and apply it to the story. Then explore destructive tenants and apply them to the story. The ideal of the new historism was first outlined by Michel Foucault, and later by Stephen Greenblatt later. Foucault did not develop new historism; however, his philosophy and thought formed the foundation of practice. Morgan was born in Lexington, Kentucky, born at Charlton Hunt Morgan and Ellen Key Howard Morgan. As a member of his father's southern planting elite, Morgan was the nephew of the coalition general, John Hunter Morgan, whose grandfather John Wesley hunter was the first millionaires in the west of the Allegheny Mountain Range. Through his mother he was the grandson of Francis Scott Key, the creator of Star Spangled Banner, and the governor of Maryland and Senator John Eager Howard. After the end of the civil war, the family temporarily lost citizenship and property rights, and was troubled by helping people who helped the federation. His father had a hard time finding political activities and spent a lot of time adjusting the reunion of veterans. In this article, we explore the short story "Morgan, Morgan" by Janet Turner Hospital in a posterior structural way using new historism and de-structuring. First, we explore the new historian tenant and apply it to the story. Then explore destructive tenants and apply them to the story. The ideal of the new historism was first outlined by Michel Foucault, and later by Stephen Greenblatt later. - Clorinda Matto de Turner 's novel "Aves sin nido" was published in July 1889. The liberation caused a big controversy among intellectuals. Reform as President Andrés Avellino Cáceres revolutionized Matto de Turner as saying that her novel urgently needed him and sped him and wrote a letter of praise, other people socialized against Peruvian national model Accused criticism and its rebellious attitude

In this article, we explore the short story "Morgan, Morgan" by Janet Turner Hospital in a posterior structural way using new historism and de-structuring. First, we explore the new historian tenant and apply it to the story. Then explore destructive tenants and apply them to the story. The ideal of the new historism was first outlined by Michel Foucault, and later by Stephen Greenblatt later. Foucault did not develop new historism; however, his philosophy and thought formed the foundation of practice. Morgan was born in Lexington, Kentucky, born at Charlton Hunt Morgan and Ellen Key Howard Morgan. As a member of his father's southern planting elite, Morgan was the nephew of the coalition general, John Hunter Morgan, whose grandfather John Wesley hunter was the first millionaires in the west of the Allegheny Mountain Range. Through his mother he was the grandson of Francis Scott Key, the creator of Star Spangled Banner, and the governor of Maryland and Senator John Eager Howard. After the end of the civil war, the family temporarily lost citizenship and property rights, and was troubled by helping people who helped the federation. His father had a hard time finding political activities and spent a lot of time adjusting the reunion of veterans. In this article, we explore the short story "Morgan, Morgan" by Janet Turner Hospital in a posterior structural way using new historism and de-structuring. First, we explore the new historian tenant and apply it to the story. Then explore destructive tenants and apply them to the story. The ideal of the new historism was first outlined by Michel Foucault, and later by Stephen Greenblatt later. - Clorinda Matto de Turner 's novel "Aves sin nido" was published in July 1889. The liberation caused a big controversy among intellectuals. Reform as President Andrés Avellino Cáceres revolutionized Matto de Turner as saying that her novel urgently needed him and sped him and wrote a letter of praise, other people socialized against Peruvian national model Accused criticism and its rebellious attitude

Author - Function In his book, Chapter 2 "The Order of Books", Roger Shalier analyzed the views on the writers of past and present readers' writings. He uses Foucault's term "author - function" that Foucault used to explain its concept in Foucault's famous paper "Writers?" "Author - function" is an elusive term. In essence, it refers to the role of the reader's "author" concept in reading text. His interpretation of the text was shaped by his understanding of the author. Nesbit pointed out that by 1967, French literary theorist Roland Barthes told "author's death" and that only Michel Foucault declared "author function". Package foresighted writers effectively. Foucault says that "author features" are tied to restrictions, identify and clarify the legal and institutional systems in the field of discourse, and "add" that it simply and not merely points to real individuals There. It also creates a variety of self and a series of subjective positions, and anyone in any class may occupy these positions. " Michel Foucault insisted in his article "What is the author?" (1969) Although all writers are writers, not all writers are writers. He said, "Private letters may have signatory - it has no author". To the reader, designating the title of the author in any written work is to attribute specific criteria to text, for Foucault the text works with the concept of "author function". Foucault's author function is an opinion that the author exists only as a function of the copyrighted work as a part of its structure, but it does not necessarily exist as a part of the interpretation process. The name of the author has been used as an anchor to interpret the text "it shows the situation of discourse in society and culture". Foucault identified four key features of the author's function in discourse. The first relates to "a judicial institutional system that includes, defines and clarifies the world of discourse" (Foucault 216). Provide the historical analysis of the writer's identity as a concept of infringement resulting from a change in the concept of writing illegal and the author can bear the responsibility for what he / she wrote before the law, Property (Foco 211 - 12) Essay.com discusses Roland Bart's "Death of the Author" and Michel Foucault's response to this declaration in his text of the same name Discuss Michael Foucault's response to Roland Burt's "author's death" and this declaration in the text of the same name

Every language, communication, or discourse theory has a fundamental premise about how it relates to the world. Philosophically, it requires a specific epistemological position. It is difficult to imagine how human language theory can not access the world, so I know how that knowledge relates to language-related assumptions. Therefore, I start a book with epistemological language communication. Specifically mentioned in this chapter is that, briefly, language communication and discourse can not be separated from the world or reality, but can be thought of as constituting it completely. I call this view a reality - I will compose my view Michel Foucault is a post-structuralist who believes that the existence of humans depends on the form of knowledge - discourse - like language. Language / discourse defines the reality for us. In order to think, we have an obligation to use these definitions. The knowledge that we have about the world is offered to us through the language and language we meet in the age and place of our lives. So we know who we are, what we think is real, what we think is discourse Foucault is primarily interested in conversational phenomena through his way of defining the reality of the world of society, the thoughts of people living there, and his career about things. For Foucault, discourse is an institutional way to tell or write reality, which defines what you can understand and think about the world and what you can not believe. For example, in the "sexual history" of books, Foucault believes that the new "sexual" discourse fundamentally changes the way we think about desire, happiness, and inner self. In Foucault's claims, sexual discourse creates it through the practice of certain powers / knowledge, not seeing some essential truth about the existence of human identity (see next article). First-class theorists are involved in the early discourse of strange theories such as Michelle Foucault, Judith Butler, Eve Kosovsky Sedgwick. This discourse focuses on how to build knowledge using language. Michel Foucault criticized the concept of 'suppressional assumption' from the 17th century to the middle of the 20th century in the history of sex history and wrote it. Marriage between wives is restricted, and gender is prohibited. Because of this oppression, people try to establish their own sexual discourses to release sexual emotions and remove sexual restraints. Foucault believes that "repressive assumption" is a limited attempt to combine sexual open discourse with personal release. In fact, during this time discussion on gender has flourished. Foucault insists on that

Foucault, on the other hand, asks who has the right to decide how society behaves, how it is organized, and how it is organized by whom. Foucault believes in people with authoritative knowledge, especially people who build power of social order. They want to know how the social order is being created, but Goffman wants to know how individuals are creating social order. Goffman and Foucault both want to understand how the social order is being formed and they are all looking for a larger way to understand it. "The danger of social media" is a point / opposite article. Therefore, the two authors are writing the same topic from the opposite perspective, so that the reader can agree on their view. By comparing and contrasting the way each author presents a reason, emphasizing the evidence, and interpreting the facts, the reader can analyze and evaluate the two arguments before deciding to agree on the author's perspective. Let's consider the paragraph at the beginning of the two arguments. In today's world, social media has become a tool with many uses. In addition to being a way for people all over the world to interact, sites like Facebook and Twitter have become an important way for people to share useful information. By refusing to visit social media before teens, we refused to access a lot of information Identify and apply: Compare and contrast how two or more authors writing the same topic form representations of key information. Comparative contrast between positivism and interpretation of socialism studies - This paper aims to investigate by contrasting the contrast between empiricism and interpretation of socialist research. Use methods such as quantitative and qualitative research, and study the impacts and consequences related to social studies. This includes positive and negative changes between them. Before starting research In the course of learning and research, it is usually necessary to write comparative papers and comparative papers. For example, you need to compare and contrast two historical figures, two political theories, two social trends, and two scientific processes. The classic structure of university comparison and control paper contains a comparison of several objects. The main problem facing students when finishing their homework is to compare and compare. First of all, we need to find out what the comparison and comparison articles are. The purpose of comparing and comparing articles is to identify and compare similarities and differences between two objects. There are various comparative analysis methods. But let's discuss in detail the points to be included in the comparison and comparison articles.

If you can not take notes and receive a lecture from a university, you will fail the next exam. People should not forget their own baby bottles and safety blankets during a trip to the grocery store. Education helps you learn more about yourself, such as what you are good at and what you like. A person is trying to understand science but if he is good at reading, it is not wise to become a chemist at a university. Society has many educational programs and choices; various art courses from pottery to painting, computation from algebra, chemistry to biology, English and language courses, and elective subjects such as drama and orchestra. This is an interesting idea. I do not know how languages ​​other than languages ​​and numbers work, but I like this idea. Those that can not be quantified are always within reach, but learning the next language other than the current language will be there soon. After the end of the Second World War, the enlightenment tradition became an important organizational concept in the history of social politics and thought again. The character of enlightenment became regarded as a debt as excessive specialization, not paying attention to traditional wisdom, bringing unintended consequences, and excessive praise for enlightenment. People in the sports world such as the father of the founder of the United States. They generally oppose doctrines based on science and enlightenment. Postmodern philosophers such as Michelle Foucault (1926-1984) are often understood when considering that the age of reason builds an irrational irrational vision, that is, devil and human, and hence evil. Contamination When a method is selected, other methods become abnormal. What is not consistent with heretics? Philosopher Michelle Foucault has placed posthumanism in the context of separating humanism and enlightenment. Foucault believes that there is a tension between them. Humanitarianism seeks to establish norms and enlightenment attempts to transcend all substances, including the boundaries of humanitarian thinking. Using the Enlightenment challenge to the boundary of humanism, posthumanism rejects various assumptions of human doctrine (anthropology, politics, science) and achieves human significance by trying to change the nature of thinking . This not only requires a human deviation in various discourse (evolution theory, ecology, technology), but also examines these discourses, and it is based on the inherent humanism, human centistic, and normative of human and human concepts Reveal the concept.

Evidence that an amazing accusation has been suppressed. There are no witnesses. Hide the assassination threaten. A link to a deeper conspiracy was recorded. I suggested a new world order. By chance Is it just a coincidence? The history of the United States is full of warnings about the conspiracy of the Illuminati, Freemason, Zionist, Roman Catholic, Communist, World Bank, Secret Government and alien invaders. Separating the facts from fiction, this convincing work provides persuasive details and presents information without prejudice, including hundreds of individuals, organizations, and events. It is mysterious. Conspiracy and secret society: full archive Review of the most common subjects in co-authorship, such as the true relationship between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, Roswell's UFO crash, assassination of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther gold death of Princess Diana, Hurricane · FEMA reaction after Katrina, more recent problems such as recent Japanese earthquake and tsunami Umbelto Eco's notorious Foucault pendulum is full of conspiracy and secret society. The first is to establish a fictional secret society, which proves that it is more authentic than the imagination of the Creator. Foucault pushed the story to an unexpected place - nodded in the fear of UriPo and the universe - it dazzled the splendor of counterfeiting and deception. William Lindsay Gresham's novel "Nightmare" depicts the hero's rise and fall, opening a book of carnival, and gradually integrated into the world of spiritualism. In this story, fraud and double cross are everywhere, and the end is as dark as true alley. Various secret societies: Conspiracy theory is a story that a rich and powerful secret society enslaves and misuses other people by dominating banks, media, schools, and government. Well-known secret societies include Illuminati, Freemasonry, CIA, Jewish people. "International Banker" and "Global List" etc.

As demonstrated by Ferdinand Soxu's structuralist approach and the performance of the language system adopted from Jakrenko and Jacques Derrida, the function of the subject as Bart's argument in the author's death is the final dismissal for approval . Meaning of the text of the theme function. Once this function is decided, Barthes transfers its motivation to the statement of the author's general location. The function of the summary theme of Barthes is to refer to the text symbol connection to unify its constitution. Roland Berthes, a prominent writer and architect believer, outlined his foundation of structuralism theory in his article "The Death of the Author". At this point in his career, Barthe is interested in the relationship between the writer and writing, which is reflected in his thesis entitled "The Death of the Author". Barthes divided his argument into two parts. The first is that the author exists before writing, thought, and suffering. Therefore, the author is always regarded as his literary child's father. Second, Bath believes that contemporary writers and texts are born at the same time. Therefore, each text is written here and now, not after the author's idea. For this purpose Barthes believes that when the author uses words as expression tools, the author can not accurately express his meaning. Please briefly introduce the initial paper of each exercise. What is Michel Foucault's "What is a writer?" Is the post-structured reaction to the demolitionist "the death of the author" by Roland Barthez. Barthez insisted that the author was dead, he was dismantled, and Foucault tried to study the special and historical functions the author served. Barthes only reverses the dual opposition between the author and the reader and did not explore the inherent problem of force dynamics. Barthe did not show the author's function (even his own role as a reader). The author is dead and the reader lives long. Foucault accurately investigated the field that Bath ignored. As a post-structuralism critic, he sees the author's "function" as a place to explain place, political, historical and social roles. Foucault may point out that dismantling often works in an abstract vacuum Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion)

Prison is a complete institution, prisoners have a strict schedule, it is one of the most terrible forms of social control. As a result, many prisoners rebelled and, as a result, the prisons had to raise security and have to impose a more severe fine. Therefore, efforts to invest in the support of patients with mental disorders will be less. Circular scan created by Bentham shows a concept of prison design where security guards can see a cell but can not see a prisoner. Panopticon is the architectural design of the prison. The structure was created by Jeremy Brenton in 1791. The Tanopticon consists of a large tower surrounded by a circular (or octagonal or hexagonal) structure with a visible opening in the tower. The idea is that from the central tower, a limited number of security guards can be used to monitor numerous prisoners. In 1975, French philosopher Michelle Foucault announced "discipline and punishment: the birth of a prison" and in chapter 3 he tested the words from the tower in the tower using the Panopticon model. And make the application slang. Panopticism is a social theory named after Panopticon, originally developed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his book "Discipline and Punish". "Panorama monitor" refers to a power lab that can change behaviors, and Foucault believes that a circular monitor is a symbol of a disciplined society. Jeremy Bentham suggested that a circular building is a circular building with observation towers in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. This wall contains resident cells. This design enhances security by promoting more effective monitoring. Residents living in light-filled cells are easily separated from officials in the central tower. Instead, the occupants do not see each other, the concrete wall separates their cells.

In "Beauty Biology: Humanism's Humanitarianism and the Global Feminism of the Terrorist Period", Mimi Ti Guen thinks beauty is a measure of individual moral quality. Nguyen explained that beauty is ransomy, and it is expected that individuals will be connected to the world from the outside (362). For example, the United States promotes beauty to women in Afghanistan through non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Because they are a way to release from an unknown savage society that presses them to hide beauty with veil. Taussig's research echoes Nguyen's recent research on the abilities of aesthetic biology. When analyzing Kabul's beauty school, Nguyen noted that in the global "geopolitical situation" of neo-liberalism and human rights, the United States is a transaction category (360). What she means is beautiful, provided and promised as a promise - the United States promises personality, rights and good governance to confirm whether Westerners are being mastered, 0.19 Nguyen, to the war with the empire " You can offer to book "European countries in the background. In this case, the potential beauty of Afghan women is a symbol of national freedom and autonomy. Therefore, the beauty as violence itself is a technique that requires one or more physical acquiescence to regard it as worthwhile. From big screen to Pasareas: Study of beauty in Latin America Adriana Estill Carleton College, USA aestill@carleton.edu Foucault thinks that bioenergy is a technology that appeared in the latter part of the 18th century to manage the population. It combines certain aspects of disciplinary power. If disciplinary action is an act of training the body, biological power relates to management of birth, death, reproductive and diseases of the population. Foucault said the practice of religious confession was secularized in the 18th and 19th centuries. People are being fueled to recognize their deepest desires and sexual behavior. Confession became the use of scientific knowledge to construct these social mechanisms of social science data and social control. Therefore, Foucault believes that contemporary confession is a form of force knowledge.

People can freely choose the lifestyle they desire. Unfortunately, most people are forced to live in some way due to the rules imposed on them by those holding them. These groups are strengthening their rules and regulations by utilizing Foucault's body control biological power. These groups are usually non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the government itself, or employers. When these people enter their domination, they are marked as disposable bodies. BioPower is Michel Foucault's ideology, which shows how modern countries manage different populations using different types of technology (Foucault 267). In today's world, bioenergy is used to regulate reproductive health. By using a specific language, legislators can put a small provision in the bill to pass. The government uses languages ​​and is funded by the company to attract public preferences. In theory, companies are called "the majority of economies", so the power of the government will become stronger. With these effects, it became possible to stop funds from moving to women 's medical institutions around the world. Government agency refunds were due to the use of biological rights and restrictive access to equal medical services to people in other countries. Restricting healthcare to other countries shows that the US is moving from a traditional democratic approach to a more conservative stance Foucault thinks that bioenergy is a technology that appeared in the second half of the 18th century to manage the population. It combines certain aspects of discipline. If discipline is about actions that train the body, biological power relates to managing the birth, death, breeding and disease of the population. Foucault said the practice of confession of secular confession was secularized from the 18th century to the 19th century. People are invited to recognize their innermost desire and sexual behavior. These confessions then became social science data and used knowledge to build social science mechanisms. Therefore, Foucault believes that contemporary confession is a kind of power knowledge.

According to the panorama phenomenon of Michel Foucault which was defined by his book "Discipline and Punish" (proposed by Jeremy Bentham), a circular building with an observatory in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. The idea behind this social theory is always observed by the great powers, either completely free or not at all. They can have what they might ask for. Because subjects can not see whether someone is watching them, they should always take the best action. Pan-optics is Michelle Foucault's power and observation process. This type of design has two functions to make the subject visible, so we can not confirm the presence of the observer. What is Michel Foucault's panoramic view? Current work includes important applications of Michel Foucault, Jeremy · Bentham's prison design, and a metaphor of power relations and social rule. Covers the concept of panorama in discipline and punishment In his entire text, Michel Foucault takes a long time to discuss power and discipline, its operation and their impact on society over time. We also talked about Jeremy Bentham 's Panopticon and models in other fields. But in any case, what confuses everyone after reading the panoramic theory is what is a panorama? The special disciplinary model is the measure taken by the town in the 17 th century when plague occurred. The first is "strict space division", which is to close the town and divide the town into four. Each street has a group to monitor the streets. When isolation began, the group locked the door to each house from outside on his street and handed the key to his boss, the owner. One quarterly participant Discipline has two forms. One extreme is "blockade of discipline", and the other extreme is a mechanism of disciplinary action together with panoramic nature. In disciplinary measures, there is a closed system located in the suburbs of society, the purpose is to arrest evil, interrupt communication and arrest time. On the other hand, omni-directional disciplinary mechanisms include "a functional mechanism that must improve the use of power by making lighter, faster, more effective, and subtle coercion for the future society" there is. How do you like panoramas going from the extreme to another extreme? Through the process of relying on the formation of "disciplined society", the discipline mechanisms of the entire social group, the promotion of discipline and the diffusion of disciplinary institutions are gradually expanding. This process consists of three steps. First, the function of the discipline is reversed. (328 - 330)

In his essay "Panoramaism", Michel Foucault used the Panopticon structure as evidence that modern society tends to be an effective disciplinary mechanism. Beginning with an example of a rigid and organized approach taken in a typical 17th century plague affected town, Foucault told the town that the town should use the continuous monitoring techniques to check the family We will explain how to concentrate the hierarchy. Split the individual structures to impose a specific action and record the current information of each person. In this paper, the main goal is to focus on the role of panorama in daily life. Panorama plays an important role in daily life and the society of our lives; because there is no panorama it becomes ineffective. We know that society can not function without control. It is natural that people accept discipline and dominate our society. We are protected by imaginary eyes that protect us from danger. The US government accepts panoramicism as it deprives us of our rights and privacy. Americans not only understand the myriad ways for the US government to protect life but also have more freedom compared to global and totalitarian control. The best way to run in pan-optics is to control as much as possible. We control our lives by showing our lives to other people. We can see ourselves as an observer and we can look at objects Pan-optics is Michelle Foucault's power and observation process. This type of design has two functions to make the subject visible, so we can not confirm the presence of the observer. What is Michel Foucault's panoramic view? Current work includes important applications of Michel Foucault, Jeremy · Bentham's prison design, and a metaphor of power relations and social rule. Covers the concept of panorama in discipline and punishment In his entire text, Michel Foucault takes a long time to discuss power and discipline, its operation and their impact on society over time. We also talked about Jeremy Bentham 's Panopticon and models in other fields. But in any case, what confuses everyone after reading the panoramic theory is what is a panorama? The special disciplinary model is the measure taken by the town in the 17 th century when plague occurred. The first is "strict space division", which is to close the town and divide the town into four. Each street has a group to monitor the streets. When isolation began, the group locked the door to each house from outside on his street and handed the key to his boss, the owner. One quarterly participant

Each category within the material order, Michel Foucault, thinks there is "experience of pure order and how to exist" (Foco xxi). This order exists and is necessary. Foucault is interested in languages ​​because it is a model to maintain the world order, but according to his argument, the opposite sex "to destroy languages" and "to destroy common names" You can not. Pre-destruction of "and" and "grammar" (Foucault xviii). Individuals become consciousness and experience of members of ethnic groups and ethnic groups; individuals categorize their ethnic and ethnic categories based on factors such as biological heritage, appearance, cultural attribution, early socialization, personal experience, etc. Choose to describe. Racial equality is a condition that is fulfilled if the racial identity of the person no longer statistically predicts that person's fare. When using this term, racial justice is considered part of racial justice. For that reason, it includes work to address not only its explicit but also the root causes of inequality. This includes eliminating policies, practices, attitudes and cultural information to improve racially differentiated results, or to eliminate them. Identity links individuals to wider social categories, and individuals link themselves with themselves. Traditionally, the concept of identity has not focused on individual personal definitions of social categories such as gender, race, ethnicity, gender, class identity, but identity is always strictly structured with little individuality However, in contrast to traditional criteria, "gender, ethnicity, ethnicity, sexuality, and class identity are different from the individual's current situation and social history (Frable, 1997) Research shows that it is a fluid, multidimensional, and personalized social constituent reflecting the cue of ... (Frable.1997) Thus, although the identity is beyond social construction , It represents the personal aspect of self.

Intention of Yves Kosovsky · Sedgwick: Choir and Suppression During the past two decades, Quea's idea has been explored and used by left behind sex and gender, individuals and communities. This concept is trying to extend or break the concept of traditional gender and sexuality to include all avatars as effective experience and identity. Queerness seeks to include all those who think they are part of it, and it does not seem to be able to be strange without anyone changing the strange nature. Some of the core theorists of strange theoretical development include Michael Foucault, Gailrubin, Eve Kosovsky Sedgwick and Judith Butler. A study on the sex of Michael Foucault shows that this is not an important part of humans, but production of discourse. . In other words, power actions look like hidden facts that must be materialized by digging down sexual behavior. Foucault's refusal of sexual behavior can be clearly defined, but it focuses on the production of extensive power and knowledge within the government's internal sexual behavior. Leading theorists are involved in early discourses of strange theories such as Michelle Foucault, Judith Butler, Eve Kosovsky Sedgwick, and so on. This discourse focuses on how to build knowledge using language. Michel Foucault criticized the concept of "suppressional assumption" from the 17th century to the middle of the 20th century in the "history of sex history" and wrote it. Limited private affairs during marriage, and sexuality are prohibited and oppressed. Because of this oppression, people try to establish their own sexual discourse to release sexual feelings and remove sexual restraints. Foucault believes that "repressive assumption" is a limited attempt to combine sexually open discourse with personal release. In fact, discussions on sexual activity have flourished during this time. Foucault believes it Despite the introduction of rejection of crossing contracts there are seeds within the scope of virtual normative research itself, and these species are dismissing and controversial. The struggle for color commentary presupposes the shadow of this controversy and uses color feminist women's views to manipulate the word "strange" or to study sexual behaviors and to develop various social processes It can be said that it becomes a method to illuminate the form. It is a method.

Umbelto Eco's notorious Foucault pendulum is full of conspiracy and secret society. The first is to establish a fictional secret society, which proves that it is more authentic than the imagination of the Creator. Foucault pushed the story to an unexpected place - nodded in the fear of UriPo and the universe - it dazzled the splendor of counterfeiting and deception. William Lindsay Gresham's novel "Nightmare" depicts the hero's rise and fall, opening a book of carnival, and gradually integrated into the world of spiritualism. In this story, fraud and double cross are everywhere, and the end is as dark as true alley. Various secret societies: Conspiracy theory is a story that a rich and powerful secret society enslaves and misuses other people by dominating banks, media, schools, and government. Well-known secret societies include Illuminati, Freemasonry, CIA, Jewish people. "International Banker" and "Global List" etc. In Nigeria, the words "secret society" and "secret cult" caused a mixture of fear and mystery in the masses of the public. Conspiracy theologist tends to make secret societies blame on society's evil and secret societies always contemplate destroying or destroying the social structure of the country. Nigerians' general idea of ​​secret society often leads to ghosts of audience killing, demons, or magic. The mysterious blood ceremony that continues to emerge in Nigerian films shapes and defines many Nigerian views on secret societies. The crime committed by many students of the secret cult found at the University of Nigeria further confirms the negative views of many Nigerians against a secret society.

Writing history No matter which type of poet, novelist, journalist, or any other type, great writers I see share a common beginning. Where do they rob it, their choice is free. The general beginning is simple and easy. It usually begins studying ABC from kindergarten. From there you will learn to form words and to read - the first step of literacy. In my opinion, writing can be fun, but that is not necessarily so for me. This article will briefly explain the steps I took in my writing experience; this is my writing history. The history of the story is the custom of writing history in the form of a story. It tends to require historic writing based on the rebuilding of a series of short-duration events, and the influential work of Leopold von Ranke on the writing of the professional history of the 19th century relates to empiricism Because it is. In this way, the word history of stories overlaps the term "history - history" created by Fernand Braudel in the early 20 th century. Long term verb) "Archeology" was used by Foucault to describe his writing history in the 1960s. Archeology is to investigate the traces and orders of words left in the past to write "current history". In other words, archeology regards history as one way to understand the process leading us today. Foucault's comments on the differences between archeology and genealogy are often quite vague and confusing. The tools Foucault uses to practice both methods are the same. However, if archeology deals with level differences and similarities that are simple organizational levels to create manageable forms of knowledge, the genealogy risk is much higher. Genealogy deals with the same basis of knowledge and culture, but Foucault now describes it as a level of reason for distinguishing between true and false through force mechanics. The paper made great progress in ancient Greek historians completing historical writing, and Roman historians (and Greek historians writing Roman history) completed the art of writing history We continue to say that. The two Greeks, Herodotus and Thucydides, began to practice the truth and personal knowledge about the historical events about prose and poetry (compared to Homer) and removed most of the theological center content It was. After this custom was improved by Roman historians, especially Tassius, he used a better record of the times to maintain a more compact and accurate history and t personal promoter and personal understanding of the vibrator.

Panopticon Panopticon is the principle of our life, Panopticon can appear everywhere in our daily life. Panopticon itself is a simple centralized visualization system. The original Panopticon was based on a circular prison system with a tower in the center and saw a perfect unobstructed view of all the cells. I can apply this idea to many situations in my life from computer use to my college lesson. In my opinion, one of the most prominent examples of the panoramic environment is my experience at the game casino. Panopticon is the architectural design of the prison. The structure was created by Jeremy Brenton in 1791. The Tanopticon consists of a large tower surrounded by a circular (or octagonal or hexagonal) structure with a visible opening in the tower. The idea is that from the central tower, a limited number of security guards can be used to monitor numerous prisoners. In 1975, French philosopher Michelle Foucault announced "Penalty and Punishment: Birth of Prison" and in chapter 3, we tested words from the tower in the tower using the Panopticon model. And make the application slang. Panopticism is a social theory named after Panopticon, originally developed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his book "Discipline and Punish". "Panorama monitor" refers to a power lab that can change behaviors, and Foucault believes that a circular monitor is a symbol of a disciplined society. Jeremy Bentham suggested that a circular building is a circular building with observation towers in the center of the square surrounded by the outer wall. This wall contains resident cells. This design enhances security by promoting more effective monitoring. Residents living in light-filled cells are easily separated from officials in the central tower. Instead, the occupants do not see each other, the concrete wall separates their cells. Jeremy · Bentham's "Panorama Prison" prison introduces many principles of prisons and social control, the foundation of contemporary prison design. In the panoramic monitor model, the prisoners are placed in a single shaped cell with a circular pattern, all facing the central observation tower so that the observer can see all the cells of the monitoring tower. (Willey Reveley, Architectural Painting of 1791) John Howard is one of the most famous early prison reformers. After visiting hundreds of prisons in the UK and Europe, he announced "prison circumstances" in 1777 as a senior security guard at Bedfordshire. He was particularly shocked in finding innocent prisoners, but as they were unable to pay prison costs

Aurobindonian Ontology: Excellent Features Summary: Aurobindo envisions universe relief through infinite openness, eternal optimism and future-oriented ontology. The purpose of mankind is to transcend its existing form of normal (mental) consciousness until it reaches transcendentalism. Aurobindo said that this can be achieved through what he calls integral yoga skills. And it allows humans to intentionally cooperate with the evolutionary urge of the universe. At first glance, this inscription is special. As a series of lectures on the ancient Athenian Persian practice series, how can we understand the meaning of "what is enlightenment" and the ontological issue of the inscription? Foucault goes back to modern philosophy, especially Kant's philosophy: Foucault wrote, "I started talking with Kant this year." Criticism of Afklärung against Aufklärung is a philosophical way to discover the problems of the ancient Palaisian problem (Foucault 2010: 350) Criticism of the ontological argument began with Gauniro at the same time as St. Anselm. Perhaps the most famous criticism of ontological debate is due to Emmanuel Kant in his criticism of pure reason. Most notably, Kant argues that ontological arguments are at risk by implicit assumptions that "existence" is a predicate. But as Bertrand Russell said, it is easy to be confident that ontological arguments are less accurate than what they are doing. This will help explain why ontological discussions have captivated philosophers for nearly 1000 years. Immanuel Kant gives the traditional definition of ontological debate. He contrasts ontological arguments (indeed any discussion related to existence) to cosmological and physiological theoretical arguments. According to Kant, the ontological debate is an argument based on a priori reasoning. Graham Oppy defines the ontology as "the sole prerequisite of analysis, a priori and necessity" and "existence of God" that Graham Oppy thinks "there is no urgent reason to deviate from the traditional definition" It draws the view that it draws out the conclusions of. However, Oppy acknowledges that not all "ontological features" (analytical, necessity, priority) of ontology arguments are present in all ontology arguments. The definition of an ontological argument that "proposed a better point" would only take into account the consideration "within the scope of a perfect theological view of the theory".

Knowledge Management Before answering such a wide range of questions, you should rely on the ancient philosopher Socrates who uses his own Socratic method to ask questions of the problem itself. The answer depends on your own perspective of knowledge. When you examine knowledge in a dictionary, the definition "information and understanding you get through learning or experience" will be related to wisdom, awareness, practice, and technology in addition to the word knowledge of keywords. RP: Yes, like Foucault, who is controlling the knowledge as to the real problem? One of his many contributions is that knowledge is power. People who control discourse have power. It is not that there is a group of masterminds to send it, but it penetrates the entire system. It is supremacy - in the sense of the present world - people buy it. Why do people in Kansas continue voting for those who oppress them? They are listening to FOX News, because they are on air, they just accept it. Therefore, the focus of criticism of Futuralcan is to clarify the aspect of power of discourse. This replaces Marxism, which is considered too ignorant, replacing the philosopher who ties alliances with Western countries in the form of social science, such as Geertz, which is considered ideological as conservative is. Contrary to the interpretation of knowledge as a tool of power of Francis Bacon ("knowledge is power"), Foucault argues that control dominates knowledge and that knowledge is used for control. Definition of power of Foucault (1980) is neither positive nor negative, is repressive and productive, is power as a relationship rather than power, exercises power to society as a whole, and the definition of power of Foucault With each part and level, every micro level of social relations. One of the central characteristics of Foucault's theory of power is that he distinguishes information / knowledge from the truth. Socially recognized organizations and experts will create "knowledge", a different kind of knowledge. Please use the power as a mechanism to gather, organize, and organize people's lives, activities, actions, existence, absenteeism etc. These are a kind of knowledge.

Although this description is correct, there are exceptions as both knowledge fields will help to understand the past and create the future; evidence is the essence of the two fields. History clearly evolved into a very important field. History is a collection of evidence left behind. Historians remove history from mainstream values. The drop in knowledge is obvious also in human and natural sciences. It is clear that both history and science have changed. At first it distorts to shape the facts into a traditional view, and it changes slowly with changes in society. "Archeology" was used by Foucault to describe his writing history in the 1960s. Archeology is to investigate the traces and orders of words left in the past to write "current history". In other words, archeology regards history as one way to understand the process leading us today. Foucault's comments on the differences between archeology and genealogy are often quite vague and confusing. The tools Foucault uses to practice both methods are the same. However, if archeology deals with level differences and similarities that are simple organizational levels to create manageable forms of knowledge, the genealogy risk is much higher. Genealogy deals with the same basis of knowledge and culture, but Foucault now describes it as a level of reason for distinguishing between true and false through force mechanics. When I started studying history at university I did not know much about the history of Europe and how to write historical articles. I see history from the point of genealogy and American family history. Thanks to an excellent teacher, I learned how to build effective historical arguments and master the importance of the history of contemporary Europe. In my teaching, my goal is to invoke the excitement of the same findings and outcomes that I felt when I entered the scene as a non-expert ten years ago. Historical DA is a historical method of post-structuralist reading and writing, a conceptualizing model of history from a critical theoretical point of view. The historical DA is opposed to the objective paradox of the historical method of traditional positivists and regards the authority of historians as a neutral record of facts and the idea of ​​historical writing is objective re- We regard it as composition. According to the intention of the historical conceptualization method whose destruction is considered commonplace, the work of historical DA is not to find the truth about past events or to pinpoint the cause of past events. Therefore, past DA is not a methodology, but a post method methodology.

Analysis of Roland Bart writer's death "The birth of the reader has to sacrifice the author's death." - The author of Roland Barthes must give way to the reader's birth. In Roland Barth's paper "The Death of the Author", the latter is no longer part of a deep structure of a particular text, he claims that the author is dead. For him, the author did not make the text meaningful. People could not explain the text by someone who knew the sentences. In her wonderful article "Rereading Barth and Nabokov", Zadi Smith remembers Roland Bart's "The Death of the Author" as a college student and is confused by his reputation as a radical argument. A reader's birth celebration as a producer freely blocks his own way through multiple interspersed meanings of literary works, which Smith seems to be very reasonable and even plain. For readers like her, he is constantly "boldly incorporating books without disturbing too many knocks or masters." The author 's death is neither a surprise nor a cause of mourning. Please briefly introduce the initial paper of each exercise. What is Michel Foucault's "What is a writer?" Is the post-structured reaction to the demolitionist "the death of the author" by Roland Barthez. Barthez insisted that the author was dead, he was dismantled, and Foucault tried to study the special and historical functions the author served. Barthes only reverses the dual opposition between the author and the reader and did not explore the inherent problem of force dynamics. Barthe did not show the author's function (even his own role as a reader). The author is dead and the reader lives long. Foucault accurately investigated the field that Bath ignored. As a post-structuralism critic, he sees the author's "function" as a place to explain place, political, historical and social roles. Foucault may point out that dismantling often works in an abstract vacuum Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) Roland Berthes, a prominent writer and architect believer, outlined his foundation of structuralism theory in his article "The Death of the Author". At this point in his career, Barthe is interested in the relationship between the writer and writing, which is reflected in his thesis entitled "The Death of the Author". Barthes divided his argument into two parts. The first is that the author exists before writing, thought, and suffering. Therefore, the author is always regarded as his literary child's father. Second, Bath believes that contemporary writers and texts are born at the same time. Therefore, each text is written here and now, not after the author's idea. For this purpose Barthes believes that when the author uses words as expression tools, the author can not accurately express his meaning.

"A big idea that affects knowledge and aesthetic movements ... Firstly we introduced a community of writers and artists through philosophy.The philosophical text is a definition and boundary that influences the idea of ​​Western thought, art, science and politics The time of Plato and Aristodd ... "- Art Berman, Foreword of modernism. John Merriman's' dynamite club 'delicately depicts the decline and injustice of Paris' bourgeois capitalist world, which promoted the expansion of anarchist ideology and even dyed its destructive beliefs. The color of virtue and justice. In philosophy, genealogical methods are not focused, but the emergence of various philosophical and social beliefs that are generally understood by attempting to consider the range, width or overallness of ideology during the problem It is a historical technique that doubts. In single or dominant ideological epistemology, we first attempted to extend Nietzsche, later Michelle Foucault as a new sociological method of genealogy concept (mainly in "history" of sex and punishment) . In this respect, Foucault is strongly influenced by Nietzsche. Foucault intends to use the term "genealogy" to evoke the moral strain of Nietzsche in order to raise a complicated, secular and dishonorable origin, not part of a systematic historical plan in particular . The point of pedigree analysis is that the specific ideology (which itself reveals its basic structure through archeology and therefore part of Foucault's history) is not a trend of inevitable reason, but a chance transition of history It is to show that it is the result of. My historical discussion of the term 's identity is from metamorphism in general in the history of philosophy - to follow two important developments in identity - metaphysical. Main genealogies follow evolution theory, psychology, and ultimately the development of identity as a national term. This evolution follows the main path of British empiricism of the 17th century, Scottish Enlightenment of the 18th century, and Utilitarianism of the 19th century. John Locke and David Hume develop their meanings into personal identities. This meaning was completed in the context of James Mill's Scottish Enlightenment. John Stuart Mill introduced it as a concept of collective psychology. I think he is the first person to use it as a citizen's identity in the sense of a modern center. In the more general era of the 20th century, philosophy was almost abandoned, downgraded to academic disciplines, considered a viable lifestyle or value system. This is the first chapter of Surwillo, essence of genealogy and ethics. After Greek and Roman stoicism planted benign life seeds based on knowledge and reason, it soon died to the European Renaissance and enlightenment. Still, until the US practicalism emerged in the 19th century, philosophy did not become feasible again. Philosophy continues to experience various expressions ranging from systematic theory to rock music, but it is further subdivided by postmodernism, revealing the truth only in the "intermediate space". (Page 29)

Knowledge, Power, and Domination In this article we propose to study problems that arise from the relationship between knowledge and power, especially those that control who knows and disseminates knowledge to society. This theme was discussed at a medieval thinker from a Christian tradition such as Plato's work and Islam, Jew, and Muslim (Ibn Rashid), Moses Maimonides, St. Thomas Aquinas. Comments, their views are briefly outlined here. RP: Yes, like Foucault, who is controlling the knowledge as to the real problem? One of his many contributions is that knowledge is power. People who control discourse have power. It is not that there is a group of masterminds to send it, but it penetrates the entire system. It is supremacy - in the sense of the present world - people buy it. Why do people in Kansas continue voting for those who oppress them? They are listening to FOX News, because they are on air, they just accept it. Therefore, the focus of criticism of Futuralcan is to clarify the aspect of power of discourse. This replaces Marxism, which is considered too ignorant, replacing the philosopher who ties alliances with Western countries in the form of social science, such as Geertz, which is considered ideological as conservative is. Contrary to the interpretation of knowledge as a tool of power of Francis Bacon ("knowledge is power"), Foucault argues that control dominates knowledge and that knowledge is used for control. Definition of power of Foucault (1980) is neither positive nor negative, is repressive and productive, is power as a relationship rather than power, exercises power to society as a whole, and the definition of power of Foucault With each part and level, every micro level of social relations. One of the central characteristics of Foucault's theory of power is that he distinguishes information / knowledge from the truth. Socially recognized organizations and experts will create "knowledge", a different kind of knowledge. Please use the power as a mechanism to gather, organize, and organize people's lives, activities, actions, existence, absenteeism etc. These are a kind of knowledge. With Foucault's argument, the relationship between power and knowledge is much closer than the well-known bacon engineering model. "Knowledge is power" means that knowledge is a tool of power. The point of view of Foucault is that at least for human research, goals of power and goals of knowledge are inseparable. The exam also put individuals into the "documentary field". The results of the test are recorded in a document that provides detailed information on the individuals under test and allows the power system to manage them (school absentee records, hospitalized patient records etc). Based on these records, the controller can create the underlying categories, mean values, and specifications of knowledge. This exam turns an individual into an "incident" - in two ways, a scientific example and a subject of concern

Knowledge is power, a companion application necessary to play the PlayStation® 4 system full with trivia, skill, tactical quiz game. Please challenge your friends and family to a think tank fight with this competitive quiz for 2 to 6 players You can use your phone or tablet to answer common-sense questions that you have resolved, participate in tasks on the touch screen, or target competitors on Power Play computers. Please make sure that your PS4 ™ system is connected to the same Wi - Fi network as your device, and that you are ready to go. Just connect according to the instructions of the application. English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Greek Word, Czech, Hungarian, Arabic To get a complete gaming experience in Arabic, please make sure that PS4 ™ and device are set to Arabic. The title of PlayLink relates to a social game that everyone can enjoy. We launch a game on the PS4 ™ system, pick up smartphones and tablets and gather around the TV to prepare for various experiences. It is not necessary to use multiple DUALSHOCK® 4 wireless controllers. https://playstation.com/playlinkforps4 Please note: This application functions as a controller. In the PS4 ™ system, the knowledge is a power game, the knowledge that needs to play is the power companion application. Knowledge is a power game for the PS4 TM system that is sold independently of the PS 4 TM system Depending on your country of residence, the following terms of service and privacy policy apply to this application. Knowledge and power are completely indivisible. Because knowledge itself has a role of force, power can be assessed through knowledge. "If we can analyze knowledge from the viewpoints of areas, areas, implantation, transposition, and transformation, we can treat the knowledge process as a form of power and spread the influence of power" (Foucault, 1980, 69). Furthermore, under the influence of this knowledge of mutual authority, power will influence the formation of knowledge. In the language of Foucault, "the use of power separates from the knowledge and power that creates it - creates new intellectual objects and creates new information system accumulation and leads to it" (Foucault, 1980, pp. 51, 59). Konflikt med prodajalcivokolju Å in inÅ 3/4 enirji. Eve kesta post lobenden jazz Michelle Foucault made the concept of "knowledge of power". In his theory, power is based on knowledge and uses knowledge; on the other hand, power regenerates knowledge by shaping it according to its anonymous intent. Knowledge is the foundation of power, women are denied access to knowledge. Because education is banned by the creation of a series of educational norms which are mainly unsuitable for women, under the pressure and social prejudice they think that they can remain ignorant and subordinate. Knowledge is power, knowledge without understanding is worthless. The power I am referring to is not the power of others, but the power of my consciousness. As it became easier to master knowledge more than twenty years ago, you can become "experts" of almost everything by simply "searching for the google" and gathering information and analyzing it. But unless we have all the information and skills to form a coherent viewpoint, we may be able to lower the information and knowledge. There is a clear difference between the need for these skills and the existence of young people growing today. These skills are not only key to acquiring knowledge through the classification of the huge amount of information available to us but also a fundamental intangible asset promoting the transformation of labor force.