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Poetry and Politics 101: Poetry of the Harlem Renaissance

This article examines the poetry of the Harlem Renaissance to discover how poets sought to reclaim stolen identity and voice.

Foucault: Windows into the Workings of Power

Across anthropology, the work of philosopher and historian Michel Foucault has been hugely influential in understanding how different...

International Relations: Division of Power

Enjoy reading if you are looking to achieve a better understanding of the classification of power and its forms.

Resistance, Power and the Everyday

This article examines resistance as an everyday phenomenon through a critical Anthropological perspective.

Fault's Conceptualization of Power Relations: Masculinity and Power

Power is everywhere; not because it embraces everything, but because it comes from everywhere. (Foucault, 1978, p. 93) For many years,...

Public Policy 101: What Is Public Policy?

This first article in the 101 public policy series tackle the issue of how to define public policy. It describes some key characteristics.

According to Foucault, Literature Can Indeed Control Society

Power aims to control society by manipulating people in different ways. Literature is perhaps one of the power's main instruments. But,...