Foucault's Critique of Enlightenment

This chapter examines Foucault's philosophical discourse on enlightenment, contrasting it with Kant's views and framing enlightenment as a continual process of self-critique. It further explores the concept of modernity as a break from tradition and how contemporary aesthetics reflect deeper societal attitudes towards time and permanence.

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