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Madness and Civilization
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Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason by Michel Foucault is a seminal work of philosophy and social theory that examines the historical treatment of mental illness and the concept of madness in Western society. Foucault traces the evolution of the social and institutional responses to insanity, starting from the Renaissance era through to the Enlightenment and modern psychiatric institutions. He argues that the way society treats the mentally ill is not merely a reflection of scientific progress, but is deeply intertwined with power, social norms, and cultural perceptions of rationality and order. Foucault explores how the concept of madness has shifted from being seen as a natural part of the human condition to being pathologized and contained by institutions like asylums. In doing so, Madness and Civilization critiques the development of psychiatric institutions and examines the role they play in controlling and marginalizing individuals. The book is a profound analysis of the ways that societal institutions shape and control human behavior, and how the concepts of reason, sanity, and madness are socially constructed.
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