Foucault’s Relation With Architecture: The Interest of His Disinterest

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Architecture and Culture Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI:10.1080/20507828.2022.2046395

André Patrão

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Abstract For over half a century, the works of Michel Foucault have famously exerted tremendous influence upon practicing architects and theoreticians alike. But what of the role architecture played for the French philosopher, who rarely addressed architecture exclusively or primarily as a topic in itself? The following pages assemble a coherent outline of Foucault’s understanding and utilization of architecture, based on his fragmented dealings with and remarks on the subject in what may be considered his three most well-known writings among architectural audiences: a lecture to architects, “Of Other Spaces” (1967); an interview for an architecture magazine, “Space, Knowledge, and Power” (1982); and a book that rendered an old architectural typology famous, Discipline and Punish: the Birth of the Prison (1975).

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福柯与建筑的关系:他的不感兴趣的兴趣

半个多世纪以来，米歇尔·福柯的作品对实践中的建筑师和理论家都产生了巨大的影响。但是对于这位法国哲学家来说，建筑又扮演了怎样的角色呢?他很少把建筑作为一个单独或主要的话题来讨论。以下几页汇集了福柯对建筑的理解和利用的连贯大纲，基于他在建筑学观众中可能被认为是他最著名的三篇作品中对这个主题的零碎处理和评论:对建筑师的演讲，“其他空间”(1967);建筑杂志《空间、知识和力量》(Space, Knowledge, and Power, 1982)的采访;1975年出版的《纪律与惩罚:监狱的诞生》(Discipline and punishment: the Birth of the Prison)一书使一种古老的建筑类型学闻名于世。

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