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Where should I begin with Foucault? I'm grossly unfamiliar with philosophy and probably won't understand a lot of the concepts/vocabulary involved. Is there some sort of introductory text that's any good?

History of Sexuality vol. 2: The Use of Pleasures by Michel Foucault

I made a similar thread a few weeks ago. Got some itneresting pictures.

Here's young Foucault with hair.

Foucault with hair

How is Foucault such a charismatic motherfucker?

HIV!

So cute, mai waifu, etc.

I do find him handsome though.

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I laughed.

Talking about this is depressing guys.

I'm mostly resigned to women. I'm sexually attracted to them. In a sense I like the paternal, 'watching-over-them' approach to giving them attention/security, but I don't really see them as equals anymore. There've been too many situations where I've had to resign the conversations with ex's to the realm of "entertainment," too many times I've had to lie about something on her being "pretty" because I know the truth of it would only offend her and cause an argument. You can't have a logic-based argument over an emotional problem.

One time a mutual friend told me my girlfriend was in love with me completely. The only complaint? "He doesn't buy me enough things." That was a turning point.

You can listen to the optimists in this thread. I encourage it. Hold on to ideal love as long as you can. I wish I could.

Discipline & Punish

which is foucault's most notable work?