Concept information
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political science
political theory
modern political thought
key people in modern political thought
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politics and international relations
political science
political theory
key people in political theory
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criminology
penology
prisons and correctional facilities
key people in prisons and correctional facilities
Preferred term
Michel Foucault
Definition(s)
- Michel Paul Foucault (1926–1984), social historian, philosopher, psychologist, and political activist, was one of the most original of the post–World War II French social theorists. Though Foucault is commonly considered a post-modern or poststructuralist, he was an independent thinker, whose writings cannot be easily classified. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Theory; Foucault, Michel]
Broader concept(s)
- key people in anthropology
- key people in global religion
- key people in law and society
- key people in libertarianism
- key people in linguistics
- key people in modern political thought
- key people in political theory
- key people in prisons and correctional facilities
- key people in social theory
- key people in the sociology of work
- key people in the study of poverty
- key people in the study of power
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-CQTTK98B-T
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