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Michel Foucault read his essay "The Order of Discourse" at the Collège de France, paying particular attention to the "Discourse".

The speech is nothing but the innate desire for power that every human being seeks to impadronirsi.Esso speaking, however, can not be delivered anywhere, under any circumstances and in any way, there are strict rules that control .

The danger of speaking out of turn is avoided thanks to the company that regulates the production of speech, the control and selection, then come the Exclusion of the natural processes of speech, the most obvious is that of 'forbidden unTabù that brings forth the object (now almost completely eradicated since it is admitted to the media like the web or the TV to discuss all kinds of topics at any time of day or night), the ritual of the circumstances and the privileged or exclusive right of the person speaking.

These three characters are linked with each other creating a network thickened, especially in areas of politics and sexuality.

Beyond the 'forbidden another figure worth noting is that the Fool.

"Let my voice that gives the street and pushes the mad joy to madness"

Notre Dame de Paris-Gringoire

This is the first verse of the song "The Feast of Fools" of the musical Notre Dame de Paris which best expresses the concept of Crowds at the time of the writer Victor Hugo.

Who was in fact the Fool?

who was clumsy with his performance, his waywardness and his speech was not a logical people laugh in the courts of the nobles or in village squares.

Since the Middle Ages his condition was to be second in the world, so unimportant as to be locked up in prisons at times to be removed from the "normal" people and not contaminate it with his words and his speeches.

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own speeches that Michel Foucault analyzes in his essay.

The talk of the insane were considered void, did not give justice to the faith and did not represent neither import nor truth.

The redemption of the Fool, there was only thanks to the stage performances that gave him a chance, thanks to a mask, to represent the wisdom or the oracle of God be ready to save his fedeli.Il his speech was therefore vero.Un speech can be fully considered true?

The Will to Truth, as defined by Foucault, curious about the man that binds with his desire to master the subject.

can fully understand the words of someone and call them "real"? Perhaps one who can tell?

fact is that this search for truth attracts us and pushes us ever forward in his speech ricerca.Il real truth because it is reality that exists in a given time and at a given space, it in fact is first thought (the mind is active, actually) and then delivered by a speaker and subsequently received and understood by a receiver.

E 'in some way to recognize its truth or its falsity although it can not be fully understood.