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Heterotopická jinočasovost pevnostního města Josefov. Teoretické a výzkumné podněty

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Wohlmuth P.
Historická sociologie (Historical Sociology)
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2014
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vol. 2
43-62
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This article is an attempt to present further results in the author’s continuing qualitative field work among the historical war re-enactment societies of the fortress towns of Josefstadt and Theresienstadt (from 2010). Michael Foucaults Heterotopic theory of places is used to shed light on a wide range of ritualised social behaviour, centred around key symbols from the monarchical military culture of the Enlightenment. New categories for the analysis of local context have been created which are clearly compatible with Braudel’s theory of longue-duree, that is isophenomenological historic-social objects, maintaining and transferring the original meaning of heterotopic social-disciplination.
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Troska o siebie – etyka i podmiotowość w późnym okresie twórczości Michela Foucaulta

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Drwięga M.
Kwartalnik Filozoficzny
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2010
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vol. 38
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issue 4
111-126
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In the article the author would like to call attention to the issue of care of the self and ethics in the philosophy of the contemporary French philosopher Michel Foucault. It is a matter of fact that in the late period of his philosophical career Foucault focused on morality and in this context developed very interesting reflections. In the articlet he author tries to follow the main topics from this period and attempts to explore such issues as techniques of the self, care of the self and its history in the context of philosophical investigations about ethics understood, not as a reflection about norms, but rather as a process of the constitution of the self.
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