Michel Foucault Quotes

For The Madness Of Men Is A Divine Spectacle: In Fact, Could One Make Observations From The Moon, As Did Menippus, Considering The Numberless Agitations Of The Earth, One Would Think One Saw A Swarm Of Flies Or Gnats Fighting Among Themselves, Struggling And Laying Traps, Stealing From One Another, Playing, Gamboling, Falling, And Dying, And One Would Not Believe The Troubles, The Tragedies That Were Produced By Such A Minute Animalcule Destined To Perish So Shortly.

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