Foucault on Freedom

Exploring Michel Foucault's philosophical journey, the book delves into his varied interpretations of freedom, categorized into archaeological, genealogical, and ethical dimensions. Johanna Oksala emphasizes the importance of understanding Foucault's intricate ties to phenomenology and highlights his views on the body, connecting them to contemporary feminist discourse. This examination reveals the depth of Foucault's project and offers insights into the interplay between freedom and subjectivity in his work.