Abstract

In recent times, many scholars have sought to bridge the gap between Pasolini and Foucault's positions. Whatever the reason for this attempt (gender question, or a certain anti-conformism ascribed to the two authors), it must be said that their positions appear to be rather irreconcilable, from many points of view, political and cultural. The present essay intends to account for some of these aspects, highlighting Pasolini and Foucault's different political perspectives which divide their thought.