Edit: ignore this point haha! I noticed you made the point later in the video One acute point that you may have missed is that one of the reasons the points of power chose to move away from crude executions was because the criminal tended to become a martyr among the public after the execution, because they say him/her suffer so immensely. It was like watching the crucifixion.
I was checking out the channel which listeners to this video. You have a new sub. For fuck sake, you got videos on all the 3 parts on Das Capital. Thank you so fucking much
Hello my friend! Right at the beginning you say that F himself says this is not to be related a-historically, right? Which publication are you reading from mate? I have a different translators note too i think. :) i would like to cite him basically saying this is about France, you know? thank you! x
The idea at ~37:00 defines for me the core of Foucaults approach in that book. People observing the exertion of sovereign power, forming their own opinion on it and intervening at will had to be stopped, so the exertion of power needed to escape the public eye. Through discipline, not only hiding the origin and place of sovereignty became easier, but also the possibility to negotiate power and its normative framework democratically became increasingly difficult.
Edit: ignore this point haha! I noticed you made the point later in the video
One acute point that you may have missed is that one of the reasons the points of power chose to move away from crude executions was because the criminal tended to become a martyr among the public after the execution, because they say him/her suffer so immensely. It was like watching the crucifixion.
Awesome, thank you.
criminally underrated video
Is it safe? IS it safe?
i love this! Im almost done with the book so your videos are a great supplement to understand the material better. Thanks!
6:44 Don't kink shame
Lol word.
Liam Martin 2: Electric Boogaloo kink shaming is my kink
Kink shaming is good
Thanks for your great content - learning a lot from your book reviews!!
Thanks for the kind words :)
Isn’t the shift from sovereign to the people a natural shift as sovereignty (possibly through property) shifted to the people?
I was checking out the channel which listeners to this video. You have a new sub. For fuck sake, you got videos on all the 3 parts on Das Capital. Thank you so fucking much
You're fucking welcome.
Hello my friend! Right at the beginning you say that F himself says this is not to be related a-historically, right? Which publication are you reading from mate? I have a different translators note too i think. :) i would like to cite him basically saying this is about France, you know? thank you! x
I have it at note 3 of chapter 1.
Thank you for these insightful episodes!
The idea at ~37:00 defines for me the core of Foucaults approach in that book. People observing the exertion of sovereign power, forming their own opinion on it and intervening at will had to be stopped, so the exertion of power needed to escape the public eye. Through discipline, not only hiding the origin and place of sovereignty became easier, but also the possibility to negotiate power and its normative framework democratically became increasingly difficult.
یو زمونږ تالبان دی فوکو صیب، سړی وار ده ټکه توت ته تورې کړي.