Number 22, January 2017: Foucault's Rome

Published: 2017-01-06

Editorial

• Editorial

  Sverre Raffnsøe et al.

  1-7

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Special Issue on Foucault and Roman Antiquity: Foucault's Rome

• Introduction: Foucault’s Rome

  Richard Alston

  8-30

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• Lucan, Reception, Counter-history

  Ika Willis

  31-48

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• Foucault, Sovereignty, and Governmentality in the Roman Republic

  Dean Hammer

  49-71

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• The Augustan Principate and the Emergence of Biopolitics: A Comparative Historical Perspective

  Shreyaa Bhatt

  72-93

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• Foucault’s Empire of the Free

  Richard Alston

  94-112

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• Time for Foucault? Reflections on the Roman Self from Seneca to Augustine

  James I. Porter

  113-133

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Articles

• From Race War to Socialist Racism: Foucault’s Second Transcription

  Verena Erlenbusch

  134-152

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• Foucault and Weber on Leadership and the Modern Subject

  Tahseen Kazi

  153-176

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• Protestation and Mobilization in the Middle East and North Africa: A Foucauldian Model

  Navid Pourmokhtari

  177-207

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Translations

• Cuvier’s Situation in the History of Biology

  Lynne Huffer

  208-237

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Interviews

• Foucault and Intellectual History: An interview with Stuart Elden on his book FOUCAULT's LAST DECADE (Polity Press, 2016)

  Antoinette Koleva

  238-253

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• Julian Reid on Foucault – applying his work on war, resilience, imagination and political subjectivity

  Kristian Haug

  254-262

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Book Reviews

• Stuart Elden, Foucault’s Last Decade (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2016), 272pp, pb £17.99, ISBN: 9780745683928

  Kurt Borg

  263-268

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• Paul Colilli, Agamben and the Signature of Astrology. Spheres of Potentiality (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2015), i-xx, 214 pp. hard cover, $85.00 (US) ISBN: 978-1-4985-0595-6

  Alain Beaulieu

  269-272

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• Peter Sloterdijk, Philosophical Temperaments: From Plato to Foucault, trans. Thomas Dunlap (New York: Columbia University Press, 2013), ISBN: 978-0231153737

  Jonathan G. Wald

  273-275

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