Overview
Foucault and Latin America by Benigno Trigo is the first major scholarly work to trace the profound influence of Michel Foucault’s ideas on Latin American intellectual, political, and cultural thought. This essential paperback examines how concepts of power, discourse, governmentality, subjectivity, and sexuality reshaped critical debates across the region.
Key Features
- In-depth analysis of Foucault’s impact on Latin American theory
- Covers power, discourse, governance, and sexuality
- Scholarly essays by leading thinkers
- Published by Routledge, 328 pages
Who This Book Is For
Ideal for students, researchers, and scholars of philosophy, cultural studies, political theory, and Caribbean & Latin American studies seeking a rigorous and influential academic resource.
Why You’ll Love It
This volume offers a rare, focused lens on how global theory transforms within local political and cultural contexts—making it indispensable for critical theory collections.
Expand your understanding of power and knowledge in Latin America—get your copy today while supplies last.