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Foucault and normative political philosophy
In Timothy O'Leary & Christopher Falzon (eds.), Foucault and Philosophy. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 204 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Governmental and Public Reason Governmentality and the State Liberal and Neo‐Liberal Governmentality Governmentality and Legitimacy References.Author's Profile
Foucault and normative political philosophy ‐ liberal and neo‐liberal governmentality and public reason The Birth of Biopolitics, his approach to political government ‐ from normative concerns of political philosophy The Birth of Biopolitics ‐ striking combination of descriptive and normative concerns Foucault's resolutely descriptive approach ‐ to the nature of government Rawls's political liberalism ‐ seeking to spell out normative principles, informing a just and democratic society Foucault's approach to forms of governmental reason ‐ an important supplement Foucault's reasons for studying neo‐liberal governmentality ‐ no less normative Foucault's critical remarks about state phobia ‐ directed at his own intellectual milieu, background culture of politics liberal and neo‐liberal governmentality historical analysis of governmentality ‐ understanding normative frameworks of modern liberal public reason
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