Sentence examples for his conception of from inspiring English sources

Here Foucault qualifies, but nevertheless retains, a concept of warlike flux in his conception of power.

In this study, the use of this concept includes the research field opened by Michel Foucault, mainly his conception of "power" and "governmentality".

His conception of truth is exceedingly stringent.

His conception of the job is still relevant.

He will have to adapt his conception, of course.

"His conception of maleness and patriarchy, it all became very tangible for me".

"Power trip" says all that is warped about the author and his conception of politics.

This, along with gardening, seems to have marked the upper limit of his conception of "fun".

He accused Dr. Korfmann of presenting his conception of Troy as proved.

Beyond and above all this, his conception of human energy remains thrilling, startling, ennobling.

But Bolaño's interest in violence is also bound up with his conception of literature.