First published 2013
In this incisive exploration, renowned philosopher Michel Foucault delves into the insidious ways religion has shaped and constrained cultural norms. From the oppressive grip of dogma to the subtle indoctrination of societal institutions, Foucault lays bare the mechanisms by which faith has stifled progress and individual freedom. As he peels back the layers of this pervasive influence, readers are confronted with the stark realities of how religion has been wielded as a tool of power and control. Foucault's unflinching analysis challenges us to confront the uncomfortable truths about the role of faith in shaping our world.
Genres: philosophy, religion, non-fiction, cultural, academic, cultural-studies
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: academic, social-commentary
240 pages · Kindle Edition · Routledge