The third volume of the extensive edition of Dits et Ecrits, which includes all essays, interviews, and shorter contributions published during Foucault's lifetime, offers a variety of texts that revolve around the influential concepts of biopolitics and governmentality. At the core of this theoretical exploration is Foucault's theory of power, which sharply criticizes the prevailing models of the time and sparked polemical discussions. The first volume of The History of Sexuality, which was published during this period, develops this new concept of power, which has lost none of its theoretical explosiveness to this day. Foucault's engagement with the question of sexuality is expressed in a highly vivid manner in the numerous interviews, essays, and articles that were created during this time. Another focus is on his cont.