@@ -7,5 +7,5 @@ It may instead be argued that without the individual self as a point of resistance totalitarianism is inveitable (for instance, as dramatised Koestler's Darkness at Noon, the notion that the needs of the individual must be subordinated to the comon good leads inexorably to the oppression of the individual). See: [OnCommunism]. A further problem with Foucault's theories is increased modern scepticism towards the idea of environmental influences being predominant in development of the self, as the Lockean notion of the tabula rasa moves back towards an emphasis on innate characteristics and genetics.
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-See other PhilosophersAndBrigands.
+See other PhilosophersAndBrigands, [AnthonyGiddens]
