Ayrıntı Yayınları The Ship of Madness

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Ali akay and his students, focusing on the interpretation of the first part of michel foucault's work, history of madness, published in 1961, concentrate on how the data within the artistic perspective in the work can be used, especially by going beyond the boundaries drawn by the almost classic reading of the work (considered as an anti-psychiatric stance). This inquiry, which also takes into account the results of foucault's archaeological and ethnological research in his other works, operates from a perspective that shows there is a stitchable attitude that acts differently in each case.

This movement, which also allows for an alternative reading, enables an important privilege to emerge by approaching the history of madness through the relationship between literature and plastic art texts, and undertaking the first representation of such an approach in turkish literature. "when akay and his students find ""speaking opportunities"", this study, which shows that they are impressive wordsmiths, sets off in the waters of word creativity with stultifera navis, of course, with instantaneous jumps they make to different stops in history." Starting from the narrative of stultifera navis, which has left its mark on michel foucault's book history of madness in the classical age, delilik gemisi.

"the book follows the etymology of western power relations, alluding to the subjective experience with the concepts of ""madness"" and ""ship"" in its title, and the spatialization required for the establishment, transformation, and development of this experience."

With the analysis of these power practices, which include practices of drawing boundaries that are not absolute, but fluid like the european rivers on which the mad ship stands, standing on boundaries, pushing beyond the boundaries, or bringing objects inside, ali akay carries the critical line of foucault's first significant work, which was published about sixty years ago, to the present day. "ferda keskinfoucault is like the inventor of a ""whack-a-mole"" game whose rules will be rewritten every time

those who are used to games with rigid rules lose at him." Ali akay not only recognizes this dynamism of the thinker, but also accompanies him sincerely, thinking and making the first part of the history of madness an artistic re-creation.

the ship of folly is not just an ingenious contribution to foucault's writing from this angle, but also the “resurrection of the new”.

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