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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- Part I. Modes of the Subject in Cultural History -- 1 No Sex Please, Were American: Erotophobia, Liberation, and Cultural History -- 2 Foucault's Technologies of the Self and the Cultural History of Identity -- 3 Foucault s Rhetorical Consciousness and the Possibilities of Acting upon a Regime of Truth -- 4 Power and Political Spirituality: Michel Foucault on the Islamic Revolution in Iran -- Part II. Modes of Doing Cultural History -- 5 Foucault Reformed by Certeau: Historical Strategies of Discipline and Everyday Tactics of Appropriation -- 6 Answering Foucault: Notes on Modes of Order in the Cultural World and the Making of History -- 7 Foucault s Shells, Freud s Symptoms: Towards a Psychoanalytic Conception of Cultural History -- 8 Reading/Writing/Killing: Foucault, Cultural History and the French Revolution -- Part III. Modes of Conceptualizing Cultural History -- 9 The Process of Intellectual Change: A Post-Foucaultian Hypothesis -- 10 Periodization as a Technique of Cultural Identification -- 11 The Suppression of the Negative Moment in Foucault s History of Sexuality -- 12 Foucault in Gay America: Sexuality at Plymouth Plantation -- 13 Philosophy in the Filigree of Power: The Limits of an Immanent Critique -- Bibliography