Michel Foucault Quotes

Confession Frees, But Power Reduces One To Silence; Truth Does Not Belong To The Order Of Power, But Shares An Origincal Affinity With Freedom: Traditional Themes In Philosophy, Which A Political History Of Truth Would Have To Overturn By Showing That Truth Is Not By Nature Free
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but That Its Production Is Thoroughly Imbued With Relations Of Power. The Confession Is An Example Of This.

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