Until March 19, 2015, when our conference "Historicizing Foucault" begins in Zurich, we will consecutively publish the abstracts of the accepted presentations. Mathias Schönher (Berlin/Vienna) will talk about "Der Bruch zwischen Foucault und Deleuze" in the panel "Machtkritik/Critique of Power" on March 20, 2015.

Until March 19, 2015, when our conference "Historicizing Foucault" begins in Zurich, we will consecutively publish the abstracts of the accepted presentations. Thanasis Lagios, lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Athens, will talk about "Foucauldian Genealogy and Maoism" in the panel Foucault and Politics on March 20, 2015.

Until March 19, 2015, when our conference "Historicizing Foucault" begins in Zurich, we will consecutively publish the abstracts of the accepted presentations. Jason Pribilsky, Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Whitman College in Washington State, USA, will talk about "The Will to Enclose: Foucault's Archive in the Cold War Era of Big Data" in the panel Foucault and Politics on March 20, 2015.

Until March 19, 2015, when our conference "Historicizing Foucault" begins in Zurich, we will consecutively publish the abstracts of the accepted presentations. Todd Shepard, Associate Professor of History and co-director of the Program for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Johns Hopkins University, will talk about "What Drew Foucault to Sodomy? Anal Sex in the Early 1970s, Between Liberatory Acts and Metaphors of Power" in the panel Counter Cultures on March 20, 2015.

Until March 19, 2015, when our conference "Historicizing Foucault" begins in Zurich, we will consecutively publish the abstracts of the accepted presentations. Colin Koopman, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oregon, will talk about "Historicizing the Critique of Power: From Biopower to Infopower" in the panel Critique of Power on March 20, 2015.

Until March 19, 2015, when our conference "Historicizing Foucault" begins in Zurich, we will consecutively publish the abstracts of the accepted presentations. Heather Dundas, a PhD candidate in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Southern California, will talk about "Michel Foucault's Death Valley Trip" in the panel Counter Cultures on March 20, 2015.

Ein neuer featured-Beitrag von Lisa Malich vergleicht das Konzept des 'Bruchs' in Foucaults Archäologie mit Michel Serres' Begriff der 'Faltung'.