subjugated knowledge造句

• He credits Foucault for championing subjugated knowledges and critiquing the role of intellectuals in reinforcing social stratification, and class and other forms of oppression.
• Organized seminars, which women from various rural Kenyan communities discussed their experiences of environmental degradation, were used to create solutions from subjugated knowledge to resist marginalization and cultural knowledge about their communities.
• Radhakrishnan contrasts Foucault's assertion that intellectual and other forms of leadership are by definition invalid and " no more, " with the history of organic and " noncoercive " movement leaders whose authentic and mutual connection with constituencies " makes the act of representation genuine and historically real . " And, by denying the possibility of representation, Foucault actually forecloses the prospect of " the masses speaking for themselves, " or for the actual emergence of subjugated knowledges.