“.. [H]ow wretched, how shadowy and flighty, how aimless and arbitrary, the human intellect appears in nature.” –Frederich Nietzsche
The image of a protesting body is constantly changing and reforming the sense of community. Within the display of protest the body stands for a truth to be revealed in hopes for change to be established. In a way the protesting body enables itself to escape from a higher…
Michel Foucault described, in his “Discipline and Punish,” article a docile body. He described a docile body to be someone who does not put up resistance, who is disciplined, runs like a machine, and is usually isolated or alone. That is how a lot of people who were gay use to be. A lot…