Foucault and the evolution of control (Deleuze - Baudrillard)
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- An annalysis of the historical evolution of control using Foucault, Deleuze and Baudrillard via dicipline and punish, postscripts on societies of control and symbolic exchange and death.
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I really enjoyed this, thank you for putting it out there ❤
Glad to hear it 😊
With social media it only appears to be unlimited while it totally limits the minds capacity to operate and to relate.
Nice video 👏
Thank you 👍
Great video and I look forward to the follow ups. Interestingly, I was recently considering something which I believe is related to some of the threads of thinking you touch upon here. The whole
"quantified self" movement and self monitoring and tracking apps and devices that are brandished as ways to optimize oneself into some peak performing, post modern, neoliberal, commodified individual is a fascinating phenomenon to me. Having read Taylor's Principles of Scientific Management (1911), which is arguably the birth of a highly structured and rationalized system of monitoring human labor for optimizing labor efficiency, I can't help but think that this modern quantified-self/self-optimization movement is in a way a postmodern evolution of Taylor's modernist treatise. Monitoring for optimized output is no longer a matter of external pressure, but one of self monitoring and and the exertion of control from within. This is essentially, the dreams of the likes of Taylor taken to their heights. Obviously, there is much to consider in terms of the political, social, and cultural ramifications of this shift. Anyway, thanks for the thought provoking video.
Fascinating! Thank you for the comment!
i liked....i subscribed....my feedback: work on the breathing and room noise....however....really great vid!
Thank you, this and the next few videos are re-uploads of older videos, however I’ll take the feedback with me into future videos.
The topics of your videos are fantastic, but I always have a hard time to hear you clearly, the volume is always low.
Sorry about that, the last couple of videos and the next few are re-uploads, but hopefully when I get back to making new content I’ll be able to address that. Thank you for the feedback, it is a precious resource on UA-cam
great video keep it up ! -topics concerning Foucault are difficult to listen to given his moral issues, alleged child r*pe and advocating for decriminalizing the age of consent in France. I do agree work ppl do and their controversial ideas can be separated its hard to appreciate his thoughts when he clearly has very little concern for defenseless children...
About the allegations against Foucault you should know that when the guy making the accusations was probed for inconsistencies he admitted to only having circumstantial evidence. With regard to the letter he and many other french philosophers signed, I personally chalk it up to french people having a weird relationship with sexuality.
Thank you for the compliments, glad you enjoyed the video.
@@tactilephilosophy Yes I can appreciate that type of perspective an I don't disagree altho it is concerning that there is even accusations. The letter well.. its public so I suppose it it's up to the people to make their own judgements. I personally find it deeply off-putting. I'm simply commenting on it because I think it deserves discourse yk. ---I really appreciate your channel and the effort you put into your videos. May success follow. Deo volente.
I totally get that. Thank you so much.
@@tactilephilosophy The phrase is “chalk it up” … not “chuck it up”. Perhaps your autocorrect is responsible for the error. Maybe we can chalk it up to that?
“Wired relationships” though? Is that an idiosyncratic or overzealous autocorrect too? Must be.
@JAI_8 autocorrect, second language and reading-writing difficulties, yeah.
Can you pls make a video about atoms, and elements pls. It would be cool and is a nice video idea. Every other video about atoms, to me, doesn't explain it well.
I don’t know that one, but hopefully I’ll be able to look into it at some point. Thanks for the suggestion.
Did he say the lizards takng control? What was the last line?
The last line was “and is a particular quality of our current forms of control, and is a widespread phenomenon on all aspects of postmodern society”
@@tactilephilosophy Thank you so much for educating me, and not mocking me. I have gained so much deep respect for you.