La Volonté de savoir

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La Volonté de savoir is Michel Foucault’s influential first volume of *The History of Sexuality*, in which he analyzes how modern societies produce and regulate discourse about sex as a form of power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
first volume of a series
arguesAgainst repressive hypothesis about sexuality
author Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
centralConcept biopower
confession
discursive production of sexuality
power/knowledge NERFINISHED
repressive hypothesis
claimsThat modern societies incite discourse on sex
power operates through the production of knowledge about sex
sexuality is an effect of discourse and power relations
countryOfOrigin France
englishEditionTitle The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction NERFINISHED
englishTitle The Will to Knowledge NERFINISHED
field gender studies
history
philosophy
queer theory
sociology
followedBy The Care of the Self NERFINISHED
The Use of Pleasure NERFINISHED
hasForm print book
translated edition
influenced critical theory
cultural studies
gender studies
history of sexuality scholarship
queer theory
notableFor analysis of how discourse on sex functions as a technique of power
critique of juridico-discursive concept of power
originalLanguage French
originalTitle La Volonté de savoir NERFINISHED
partOfSeries The History of Sexuality NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition continental philosophy
post-structuralism
publicationYear 1976
publisher Éditions Gallimard NERFINISHED
seriesTitleInFrench Histoire de la sexualité NERFINISHED
subject biopolitics
discourse
history of sexuality
modernity
power
sexuality
social control
volumeNumber 1

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The History of Sexuality alternativeTitle La Volonté de savoir
subject surface form: The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction