Made for your mother.

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@@amitwaghmare3863 Only if you take it seriously.

And he employed his gifts to fight nihilism.

This is a good line, i really like the way sugure develps his rhetoric with stuff like this, but foucault was a pedophile as well. My impression is that if you introduce this idea first when you teach him, it's easier for students to understand why he was focused on these kinds of topics and a lot of his chains of thought

@@zac_est.1990 6:20 ish

@@thoughtheglass I think you're referring to a petition that he among many of the prominent french intellectuals of that time including Satre signed to have the age of consent lowered. I'm not aware of any evidence that Foucault himself was a pedophile. Why would you say such a thing?

@@noor5x9 Because it's easier than to engage with what Foucault actually wrote.

Doctor "you're gay", Foucault "your gaze..."

Left wing belief in a nutshell

@@GhGh-gq8oo we've made it this far. Keep plugging that fatalist defeatism and see how far it gets you.

@@holihsredlumednil6847 you get to groom children now, but you're still going to be looking like a freak

@@holihsredlumednil6847 cope for the rest for your miserable existence, internet comments will always be the only place people like you get to feel at home

What should i do to internalise his teachings? What is your secret of learning from him...

The best thing you can do is listen to Dr. Sugrue with an active mind. Great lectures aren't always about taking notes and trying to memorize dates and events. The best lecturers offer a controlled premise or a problem, then they try and excavate that premise with the audience. You're trying to better understand something together. So, as you're listening to him speak, answer back in your mind. Try to work through the concept with him. Don't get caught up in the specific dates necessarily--there is a time for that. Work through the ideas with him.

Lmao, funny because this guy is so behind on this. Postmodernism is out of fashion in academia and has been for like 20 years now, if you want some good and more up to do date stuff try the philosophise this podcast.

@Brandon Johnson buddy your out of date

@@little_flitter Foucault is the most cited author in the humanities and social sciences so post-modernism is definitely not out of fashion. Perhaps you might argue though that Foucault is not truly post modernist, I might be inclined to agree. His work is not the same as Lyotard I suppose. Even if what you said was correct, it's still a meaningless comment nonetheless because these lectures are more than 20 years old.

Having grown up working class in a working class community I can assure you "naked resentment and ambition" are just as common among them. It's clearly exampled in the flaring, obnoxious, aggressive, souped up F250 diesel burnouts they'll do when the light changes. They're super masculine men, they've got somewhere to be. They just worked 2 weeks straight of hard manual labour and overtime and don't have the time or patience for these damn traffic lights or for anything at all to stand in their way, they're going to go berserk and charge to their destination in a fit of rage. Probably doing coke and steroids.

Very perceptive

Wow. Indeed. I won't be surprised if he somehow actually an android.

@@mikexhotmail not funny

@@ammar5878 It's not a joke...more like a compliment.

@@mikexhotmailfunny

@@flup1303 That's why we love DATA or Mr.Spock

Yes, the whole lecture was basically an exercise of the power and will of Michael Sugrue by constructing a straw man then burning it down.

​@@dadadissidentyou done being a pedo apologist?

​@@dadadissident It's amusing how you managed to sidestep any real effort in explaining yourself, all the while basking in the delusion of intellectual superiority that supposedly grants you exclusive insight. Everyone else is throwing around provocative smug comments without properly engaging with Foucault is hopelessly ignorant, irredeemable beyond a doubt, except you, while you're caught doing the same thing here with Sugrue's lecture. While others throw around fancy words without really engaging with Foucault's philosophy, you've chosen to stick to the point with Sugrue's lecture, carefully examining and explaining everything wrong with it. Nice to see someone getting straight to it instead of trying to sound impressive. Your keen discernment shines through amidst a sea of differing opinions. Why waste your brilliance on those who might struggle to appreciate it?

What do you mean about the "state of western education"?

@@fromeveryting29 You know, the same song as "these kids today don't get _______." In other words, a lazy blanket statement about education based off of cursory glances at subjective statistics that fit an easy narrative. As an educator myself, I take offense. As a perpetual student, I raise my arms and get into boxing stance. I think Mr. Sugrue would too ;)

Critical theory will not or cannot critique itself, lest it cease to exist. Now, in 2021, an administration has been installed on the purview of critical theory, and any criticism against said administration MUST be dismissed as misinformation, or "Enlightenment blackmail" as Foucault would have it. Scary times.

@@burnlikeneon4044 lololololololololol

@@jamesfrancese6091 you're laughing because you know it's true, not because I'm wrong, and you are rooting for destruction.

@@burnlikeneon4044 lololololololooolololololol

Seriously. Man called the last 10 years on Western society in 92

The body an instrument for the soul so that the world may know what we are.

How many pre-enlightenment hours are equivalent to the post-enlightenment amount of crazy hours you’ve spent? Also, the units with which we measure time are social constructs.

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Same here

​@@oasis700 This is fantastic 👏

lol, this was how male academics dressed when I was in college in the 80s. I bet he’s wearing sneakers.

That philosophy is cancer

if you check out his recent podcast on foucault he is actually much more critical, albeit un-rehearsed

I was listening to Foucault's 'abolish prisons' point and thinking about the current discourse in America right now

@@drainel9707 what’s the podcast called?

@@TheLuckster4 The Idea Store

Hmm

The problem with Habermas and many others are that they are still stuck on christian or other mystical moral theory. In Nietzchean secular moral theory here is no transgendent morality that is going to give answer like ”why is freedom desirable”. Pursuing freedom is therefore entirely about choise, not about morality. Or it can be though out that freedom is the default state and to give up freedom requires really good reason which there aren’t many for voluntarists.

Disturbing username, but I agree. -- If there's a moral desirability of freedom over coercion, surely prisons are defensible as a restriction on those who've deployed prohibited forms of coercion...

@@zac_est.1990 bad habits are hard to break.

Same I read it but some times have a failure of digesting it fully. Breakdowns such as this makes me go back reread it and have better understanding.

story of my life, the only reason why I enjoy going to school, the only place where people listen

And a Whole lot more

Sounds like your baked bro

*A very sick man's thoughts.

^you are sick@@Rusty-Shackleford69

@@LasArmas_ After looking at your comments, you aren't worth a response.🤭

@@Rusty-Shackleford69 but you responded. Proving my point

@LasArmas_ Also, I'm WHITE, so I'm not like the usual suspects like burnt tires, lmfao!

Sadly, yes.

Precisely

You can dislike a man and like his views same time

@@firstal3799 Yes, his views were great. I'm still trying to get people to sign a petition so that underage sex with consenting children can be legalized, but everyone I approach calls me horrible. I have no idea why. I mean, whats so wrong with that?

Where canthis podcast be accessed?

@@casteretpollux it's on spotify. The podcast is the "Idea Store" and it's the Foucault episode.

​@@Orgotheonemancultthank you. Was going to ask for the podcast.

He died..

Dad said he's working on it.

That’s good to know. Merry Christmas to you both, and thanks for the idea store ( I’m loving it).

compared with the environment of mental asylums in the 18th century, homeless camps are healthier

@@anthonyestes740 You seem to have jumped between the 18th Century and the modern day forgetting that mental facilities of higher quality existed in between these periods

@@scparker6893 bingo

If Foucault were alive today, he would be living in one of those camps.

@@pearz420 Oof. Right on the money.