Hear Hours of Lectures by Michel Foucault: Recorded in English & French Between 1961 and 1983
A collection of lectures by philosopher Michel Foucault, recorded between 1961 and 1983 in both English and French, has become publicly accessible. These recordings span his major works, from Madness and Civilization to his unfinished History of Sexuality. The lectures provide insight into Foucault’s evolving ideas on power, subjectivity, and resistance, emphasizing the dynamic processes through which individuals and institutions shape each other. This availability encourages broader engagement with his critical theories and their relevance to contemporary social issues.
Thousands of hours of lectures by philosopher Michel Foucault, recorded between 1961 and 1983 in English and French, are now available online.
These lectures offer deep insights into Foucault’s ideas about power, subjectivity, and resistance, making his work more accessible to a wider audience.
This collection supports ongoing learning and critical thinking, providing valuable resources for educators, students, and lifelong learners.
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