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" Foucault explores theory, criticism, and psychology with reference to the texts of , one of the first notable experimental writers.

This characteristic is shown on several occasions, the first being when one of her opponents, Fujimaru, states that he would do anything and kill anyone - even women and children - to achieve victory.

— Philip Stokes, Philosophy: 100 Essential Thinkers 2004 Philosopher Philip Stokes of the noted that overall, Foucault's work was "dark and pessimistic.

Wracked in diplomatic scandal, he was ordered [ ] to leave Poland for a new destination.

Arquivado do em 10 de junho de 2007• Foucault emphasizes that since the current way of being is not a necessity, it is also possible to change it.

Foucault shows how, for instance, in the eighteenth century 'madness' was used to categorize and stigmatize not just the mentally ill but the poor, the sick, the homeless and, indeed, anyone whose expressions of individuality were unwelcome.

During this time, the popular discourse argued for a "liberation" of sexuality from a cultural, moral and capitalistic oppression.

Foucault is critical of this "modern" view of knowledge.