"The Foucault-ism" is a scholarly book that analyzes and critiques the central teachings of Michel Foucault. Written by Meinhard Creydt, the book provides an in-depth examination of the social science aspects of Foucault's work. It is aimed at students and professionals in the social sciences, particularly in the fields of sociology and anthropology. Through a critical analysis of Foucault's theories, it conveys a comprehensive understanding of his ideas and their relevance to modern society. The book is written in German and offers a solid foundation for anyone interested in exploring Foucault's influence on the social sciences.