Power/Knowledge: Selected Interviews and Other Writings, 1972-1977 Paperback – November 12, 1980

Finally, I found one book that sums up Foucault's philosophy, particularly his concept of "power/knowledge", in his own words. You can read a variety of his works to look for the common threads that form his overarching philosophy, or you can read a second-rate interpretation of his philosophy from others. OR, you can read this book.

He's a wordy twat. Power is simple. The richer, the more insane and sociopathic. Guillotines for the richest. No more private money, not a speck in POLITICS...Make billionaires fight the ugly parts of everything they blood from you and you've won. He never ever goes there. He's a coward.

This is a wonderful selection of writings from Michel Foucault. Very accessible to both the university student and the average reader; either will find his ideas understandable. Good selection of interviews mixed in with other specific writings. A great companion to other Foucault works.

not the same cover, but new and good condition

The interviews with Foucault are what make this especially interesting reading. He was thoughtful intelligent man who made the world a better place, just by his being in it.

My fiancé loves this book. Foucalt is one of his favorite authors of philosophy.

The book came in great condition! I would absolutely come back if I ever need more books

This was not the same book as the cover suggests even has a different ISBN number.