To mark the centenary of Michel Foucault’s birth, Einaudi has unveiled two never‑before‑published essays that dive into his ideas on truth and sexuality.
- The collection arrives exactly 100 years after the French philosopher was born, highlighting his lasting influence.
- One essay explores Foucault’s concept of truth, tracing how power shapes what societies accept as factual.
- The second focuses on sexuality, offering fresh insights into his groundbreaking work on desire and social norms.
- Einaudi is also issuing new editions of his classic texts, adding the unpublished pieces to its catalogue.
Fans and scholars alike can now revisit Foucault with these rare additions.