1 Madness Only Exists in Society 7
2 Andre Breton: A Literature of Knowledge 10
3 The Order of Things 13
4 The Discourse of History 19
5 History, Discourse and Discontinuity 33
6 Foucault Responds to Sartre 51
7 The Archeology of Knowledge 57
8 The Birth of a World 65
9 Rituals of Exclusion 68
10 Intellectuals and Power 74
11 Confining Societies 83
12 An Historian of Culture 95
13 Equipments of Power 105
14 On Attica 113
15 Film and Popular Memory 122
16 Talk Show 133
17 From Torture to Cellblock 146
18 On Literature 150
19 Schizo--Culture: Infantile Sexuality 154
20 Schizo--Culture: On Prison and Psychiatry 168
21 Paul's Story 181
22 Sade: Sargeant of Sex 186
23 The Politics of Soviet Crime 190
24 The Social Extension of the Norm 196
25 Sorcery and Madness 200
26 I, Pierre Riviere 203
27 Power Affects the Body 207
28 The End of the Monarchy of Sex 214
29 The Eye of Power 226
30 The Anxiety of Judging 241
31 Clarifications on the Question of Power 255
32 The Danger of Child Sexuality 264
33 The Impossible Prison 275
34 White Magic and Black Gown 287
35 "Paris-Berlin" 292
36 The Simplest of Pleasures 295
37 Truth is in the Future 298
38 The Masked Philosopher 302
39 Friendship as a Way of Life 308
40 Passion According to Werner Schroeter 313
41 Sexual Choice, Sexual Act 322
42 Space, Knowledge and Power 335
43 How Much Does it Cost for Reason to Tell the Truth? 348
44 History and Homosexuality 363
45 An Ethics of Pleasure 371
46 Sex, Power and the Politics of Identity 382
47 The Cultural Insularity of Contemporary Music 391
48 Archeology of a Passion 397
49 What Our Present Is 407
50 Problematics 416
51 What Calls for Punishment? 423
52 The Ethics of the Concern for Self 432
53 An Aesthetics of Existence 450
54 The Concern for Truth 455
55 The Return of Morality 465
Bibliography and Acknowledgements 474
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