A new blog titled Foucaultblog  has recently been established at the University of Zurich. Contributions are in German, French and English.

Update September 2025. This blog has been retitled the G+C blog which is the blogging platform of the open access Genealogy + Critique journal. The link to the original blog is from the Wayback Machine

Editorial

The thought and intellectual praxis of Michel Foucault (1926-1984) are a reference of unbroken fascination for a vast number of scholarly, artistic, and political projects. Even now, almost thirty years after his death, new interviews with and lectures by the French philosopher and historian are being published; even now, his work remains neither categorized nor “grasped”; even now, we find that it remains full of surprises; and even now, his texts, therefore, invite new and renewed readings and his thought invites further thought.

Often, however, “Foucault” appears not merely as an unavoidable but…