Resumo

NASCIMENTO, David Inácio. The relationship between Foucaultian Philosophy and Journalism: possibilities to thinking the ‘present reality’. Educação e Filosofia [online]. 2022, vol.36, n.76, pp.539-560.  Epub 29-Jan-2024. ISSN 1982-596X.  https://doi.org/10.14393/revedfil.v36n76a2022-64851.

Many philosophers have used journalism to expose their ideas. After the Second World War Sartre, Adorno, Arendt published in newspapers or gave interviews about that event: the reasons, the consequences and how to avoid catastrophes. In France since 1960 Michel Foucault increased his relationship with newspapers and journalists: he was interviewed, participated in debates, published newsletters, responded to comments and worked on the project to create the newspaper Libération, in 1972. Considering the texts published in newspapers, Deleuze (1991) said that Foucault’s interviews should be read as part of Foucault’s work. This decision is important to think about the contribution of journalism to Foucault and to his political interventions. Several of these interventions were published as “forms of expression” in the books: “Microfisica del Potere” (Italy, 1977) and in the Collection “Dits et Écrits” (France, 1994) and they were decisive for Foucault’s work. For the author Philosophy and Journalism have similar interests in the present reality: they intertwine their practices and this is a reason to pay attention to this relationship in Foucault’s books. Thus, the present article aims to analyze the relationship between Foucault and journalism and then discuss how this relationship helps in the understanding of Foucault’s philosophy.

Palavras-chave : Foucault; Philosophy; Journalism; Present Reality.

        · resumo em Português | Francês     · texto em Português     · Português ( pdf )