she is very good at making people understand and a very connective and organised lecturer...she should give more lectures on earlier philosophers .....from the beginnning

I am grateful for your Lecture mam thank you very much. It is a very rare insight into Michael Foucault...

What a great, wonderful , clear explanation n Foucault. Thank you. It is a privilege to listen to you.

Highly captivating and productive lecture. I adore Prof. Maitrayee Chaudhuri's pace and clarity while teaching. Seriously, we lack such a good teacher for Sociology in India. Thank you Professor and the Consortium for Educational Communication for such an informative lecture.

Very simple language and all understandable . Thank you you both interviewer and professor

one of the best lectures ever.

I'm very grateful to you professor, you have a great way to teach us, especially, those complex philosophical terms. Thank you very much

This lecture was certainly a great help for beginners like myself. Thank you so much ma'am.

I loved this video. One of the best explanations of Foucault's work

The lecture was outstanding Ma'am. I intend to do my research on Foucault and this video cleared my basics and gave a lot of insight.

One of the best lectures on Foucault . Thanks a lot ma'am

Great lecture. Thanks.

A great teacher. It has been a great experience to be a part of your class.

Thank You for the lecture and uploading the video🙏🏽

Excellent effort. Learnt the basics in a short time. Thanks 👍 mucho

fantastic lecturer thanks!!

One of the best lectures I've watched so far. May I know where can I view more of her lectures on other classical thinkers? Thank you.

Very well explained. Thank you.

Very informative and very simple as well as understandable, content based presentation. thank you both.

Wow....I am flabbergasted....you have earned my respect mam!!

Great lecture.

this is excellent.

I must say very very nicely explain a very complex philosophy

Brilliant lecture

"we are the products of discourse. Power dosen't solely come from Central institutions it is present everywhere. To an extent, Power determines our present thoughts, decisions...."

Thank you madam for the wonderful Lecture on Foucault. God bless you!

Great lecture

Meaningful discussion .thank you ma'am

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Ms Smith's overview of LJU4801 made some concepts easily understandable. Thank you.

reallly appricating efforts by whole team 👏👏👏👏👏👏. enjoyed the learning

Thank you very much .very productive lecture .

Wow, this lecture is very helpful for me to understand Michael Foucault.

Thank you madam. I want to learn madness and civilization deeply by you.

Lecture makes Michel Foucault theory more understandable..😍😍😍😍

Thank you very much for this lecture which disintegrated the layers of foucalts theory. I request a lecture on Nietzsche's will to power

Thank you!

Excellent presentation madam ! regards

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Excellent lecture. Thank you! Do you have any thoughts on Foucault and other Postmodernist thinkers relative to traditional Hindu philosophies? I would be most interested!

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Excellent.

Thankq madam for your valuable lectures.

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Very good presentation. Thank you maam.

Clear concept

Tnq so mch mam

Thank you very much for this enlightening lecture. I discovered this channel by sheer chance and am very happy that I did Ma'am isn't it foucoult's idea of all pervading, hidden power not what is called socialization. We accept peer pressure, pressure of prevalent fashion, ideologies , mannerisms etc etc ? I will be extremely grateful if the difference is made clear to me

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maam want your more lecture on different different concept and topic that foucault mentioned in his different books

Lecture full of knowledge and insight.... She is great expert with sea of knowledge with sense of humor....

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Great

very i formative lecture mam mam one lecture on hegemony plz

So helpful

Mam shd give more lectures on classical theorist

make many videos on Judith Butler. Genger Study

Thank You Mam

Very informative maam.

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Will anyone tell me the book to understand foucault easily

Would love to hear her on epistemology and ontology.

Thanx mam for ur very lucid teaching style

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Pls do cover a topic from ma political science political theory and political judgment

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Very nice madam....an you make a lecture video on Unities of Discourse

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great lecture...... please make more videos on different philosophers madam......

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Easy to understand , thanks Ma'am ....

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15:40 Breaking that 4th wall in style 37:24 I felt so attacked

Mam the lecture was good but it would have been much better with criticism of it. T.y.

He describes power of two levels: Empirical and theoretical. Empirical comprises three types: sovereign, disciplinary and bio power. In theoretical power, he illustrates the features, characteristics of power and its operation. Force relation is spread throughout the society and can only be seen in interplay.

Mam where are u treaching I want to be your student

Please post this vedio in hindi

Tomorrow is my exam this video helps me a lot

Mame please ye wale video hindi me bhi.

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Never separate a man's ideas from his personnal life. (Translation of an article recently published in a French influencial magazine.) Foucault's dark past in Tunisia resurfaces. "Ignoble", "morally hideous", Guy Sorman's words are unequivocal when he talks to the Sunday Times, but also on France 5, about the acts of Michel Foucault which he would have witnessed. The events date back to the late 1960s, when the philosopher was living in Tunisia. At the time, the essayist Guy Sorman, now 77, was spending Easter holidays there, in the village of Sidi Bou Saïd, a northern suburb of Tunis, where Michel Foucault had taken up residence. There were children of 8, 9, 10 years old, who ran after him," he says. He would throw money at them and say, 'See you at 10pm at the usual place'. That place, according to Guy Sorman, was the village cemetery. He had sex here, on the graves, with young boys," the essayist continues. The question of their consent was not even raised. He would never have dared to do that in France, there is a colonialist dimension to it, a white imperialism. Today, Guy Sorman says he regrets not having denounced Michel Foucault's "despicable" and "morally hideous" acts to the police or the press. "I know who Foucault was In his Dictionnaire du Bullshit, which has just been published, Guy Sorman mentions these accusations for the first time. In a promotion on the set of France 5 a few weeks ago, he says: "What Foucault was doing with young children in Tunisia, what I saw and what I reproached myself for not having denounced at the time, leads me, not to reject his work, but to look at it with a different eye. These are perfectly despicable things with young children, things of extreme moral ugliness. I reread Foucault, but I know who Foucault is, this double view is essential. He confirmed this to the Sunday Times. "Foucault should not be 'cancelled'. I have great admiration for his work, I'm not inviting anyone to burn his books, just to understand the truth about him, and how he and some philosophers used their arguments to justify their passions and desires. He thought it allowed him to do whatever he wanted. Sorman is alluding here to "cancel culture", also known as "woke culture" from the United States, where an eradicative current that is now very vocal calls for the wiping from the map and from history, often in retrospect, of any author of misogynistic, racist or reactionary behaviour. Paul-Michel Foucault, known as Michel Foucault, was a French philosopher who was born on 15 October 1926 in Poitiers and died on 25 June 1984 in Paris 13e. He is known for his criticism of social institutions, mainly psychiatry, medicine and the prison system, and for his ideas and developments on the history of sexuality, his general theories about power and the complex relationship between power and knowledge. While his work is often referred to as post-modernist or post-structuralist by contemporary commentators and critics. Ironically, critics of Woke thought believe that it is precisely post-modernism that has ultimately given rise to cancel culture as we know it today.

Foucault seems outdated in terms of understanding the ways oppression operates through social privilege, laws and internalized compliance. I would guess he would appeal to individualists and libertarians and maybe New Age thought that postulates "it is possible to create your own reality." I am enjoying all your lectures while in the Pacific Northwest on pandemic lock-down.

MADAM, PLEASE TELL WHY HITLER IS CONCEIVED AS BRUTAL POWER

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discipline_and_Punish Using Wikipedia at 48-49 minutes.

break in the middle of lecture is embaracessing.because it is unnecessary for listeners

Please Hindi translation

Foucault and Derrida are two of the most destructive and nihilistic philosophers of our time and will allow for every perversion, violence and blasphemy of all kinds. Foucault didn’t see any reason why people shouldn’t have sex with children or animals for example because everything is relative. He would have embraced the new trans theory, childism, anarchy etc. He was an awful scholar who built a philosophy to justify his own perversions, his own love of S&M, his homosexuality, his drug taking, self-harm, his desire for a suicidal orgy, his love of criminality, violence and death. Embrace him at your peril!

Thank you ma'am