Lecture
This lecture delves into the life and works of Michel Foucault, focusing on his key concepts such as biopolitics, panopticism, and the birth of the prison system. It explores Foucault's critical analysis of power, knowledge, and discipline in society, shedding light on his influential ideas on surveillance, punishment, and sexuality. The lecture also discusses Foucault's impact on modern architecture and urban planning, emphasizing the intersection between social control mechanisms and spatial design. Through Foucault's lens, viewers gain a deeper understanding of how institutions shape individuals and societies, challenging conventional notions of authority and freedom.