L'Usage des plaisirs

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L'Usage des plaisirs is Michel Foucault’s second volume of *The History of Sexuality*, examining how ancient Greek practices and ethical self-formation shaped attitudes toward pleasure and sexual conduct.

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instanceOf book
volume of The History of Sexuality
analyzes Greek moralists
medical writings of ancient Greece
philosophical writings of Aristotle
philosophical writings of Plato
author Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
basedOn close readings of ancient Greek texts
centralConcept ethical subjectivation
self-mastery
temperance
use of pleasures NERFINISHED
contributorTo contemporary queer theory
ethics of subjectivity
countryOfOrigin France
examines ethical self-constitution
practices of pleasure in ancient Greece
relations between pleasure and moderation
sexual conduct in Greek antiquity
focusesOn ancient Greek culture
classical antiquity
follows La Volonté de savoir NERFINISHED
genre history of ideas
intellectual history
philosophy
hasMainTheme formation of ethical subjects through practices of pleasure
historical contingency of sexual norms
language French
originalTitle L'Usage des plaisirs NERFINISHED
partOfSeries The History of Sexuality NERFINISHED
precedes Le Souci de soi NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1984
publisher Gallimard NERFINISHED
seriesNumber 2
subject aesthetics of existence
ancient Greek philosophy
ethics
history of sexuality
self-formation
sexual ethics
theorizes care of the self
technologies of the self
translatedAs The Use of Pleasure NERFINISHED
translationLanguage English

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The History of Sexuality originalTitle L'Usage des plaisirs
subject surface form: The History of Sexuality, Volume 2: The Use of Pleasure