History of sexuality IV.

oucault's great work IV. His volume is now published for the first time in Hungarian, translated by László Sujtó, with an afterword by Tamás Moldvay. Confessions of the Flesh, History of Sexuality IV. as a volume no longer visible in Michel Foucault’s life, the work was posthumously published in 2018 at Gallimard Publishing, under the care of Frédéric Gros. "First comes the fear that man is afraid of himself. He is afraid of what he is, he is afraid of what may happen to him, and this is by no means a fear of the orders of the gods. This fear, I think, is rooted in Christianity and is crucial. it will have an impact throughout history on what we call subjectivity. "