SECURITY AND SUBJECTIVITY: FOUCAULT AND HEIDEGGER

As in the view of Heidegger, true subjectivity, according to Foucault, is formed against the background or within a situation of horror. At the same time, this formation does not create a space of security, as it was in the paradigm of modernity. On the contrary, the very space of security, which became a reality in the era of Foucault, is the last threat to man; a person can succeed only by breaking through it.