Although Foucault said little about his private life and its relationship to scholarship, in his later years he changed this attitude and began to talk about an "aesthetics of existence" in which life and work became one. In this regard, the author believes that these contradictions make it possible to connect his works with life. In exploring Foucault's complex academic and political life and how these were reflected in his works, the author describes a living Foucault who was a shrewd strategist and a man who always described himself as "not aligned with a particular class of intellectuals." This book describes Foucault's life journey from a comfortable country life to the top of the academic world.
Why was Foucault killed by Deleuze [crying]