The Differentiation of Practices

Foucault picked up from Kongian is this question that he called dividing practices. I think the concept of dividing practices that we differentiate between the included, the excluded, what can be talked about, what can't be talked about operates on very different levels of social reality. And it's obviously very important in the discourse of social systems, but also in questions about knowledge and epistemology. A subcultural emerge when those people who don't fit with the norm and convention of the social, the dominant customs, find each other. There's something in group thing. It's easier to disappear in a group, often led by certain powerful, stronger individuals,. The bullies, you know,