/lit/ - Literature

So basically, knowledge is power?

>Go to Berkeley for undergrad
>Main Stacks is the cavernous main library
>A lot of nooks and crannies where you can go to be alone and not be distracted
>Go to the bottom floor in the corner where people can't really see. It's a great place to read and has a lot of oversized atlases that have interesting maps and pictures.
>Just reading
>Hear some footsteps, see a couple of people shuffle into one of the atlas rows
>Think nothing of it, go back to reading
>Hear slurping
>After trying to ignore it, eventually try to find the person and tell them to stop
>Go to atlas row
>See someone performing fellatio on a dude
>Person performing fellatio is an asian girl
>She's wearing a bald cap
>She's wearing spectacles
>She's wearing a beige turtleneck
>She's wearing no pants

I ran away pretty quickly after that. I could never go back to that spot in the library. I knew Berkeley had a fetish for Foucault, but I didn't think it went that far.

>>5982434
>Most of the people who use Foucault tend to miss the point of his work, which is unfortunate
yes, and what it this famous point ?

Michel Foucault