The fourth volume of Michel Foucault’s groundbreaking “The History of Sexuality” was published on Friday, 34 years after the death of the French philosopher.
His unfinished “Confessions of the Flesh”—which deals with the prickly question of consent—was released by his French publishers Gallimard after his literary executors decided that the time was ripe for his ideas.
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