In 2005 I published a piece entitled ‘The Problem of Confession’, freely available here. which had a lot of discussion of Foucault’s different plans for his History of Sexuality and the issues that revolved around them. That piece had a summary table of the plans, the lecture courses and related material. In 2011 I updated the table in the light of new publications and information, and I did so again for the lecture in Newfoundland last week. The table is in a pdf here; or click on the image below for a larger version. It might be useful to others.
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From Stuart Elden’s blog
Excellent stuff — many thanks for updating this!
Can I ask, quickly: is the Chresis et Aphrodisia manuscript in the Bibliotheque Nationale?
I think it’s in the Sorbonne, though I can’t find it in the online catalogue.
Interesting. I suppose I could email and ask…
Martin – it is in Bibliotheque Nationale – under the title of Histoire de la sexalite, NAF28284 (2-5).