This book is another presentation of Foucault's philosophy, the journalist who speaks the concepts of philosophy, and the philosopher who is interested in politics, so he speaks its language analyzing Islam, the mechanisms of power, sexuality and the Iranian revolution. A summary and annotation of some philosophical issues that he missed in his major works, such as the archeology of knowledge and the history of sexuality, and a critic of some philosophical theories such as existentialism and psychoanalysis, and speaking on many other topics such as death, justice, identity, and health policy. It is an attempt to think of power without the king, and of sex without the law, and most importantly of this and that, of thinking of the other without falling into Western civilized egos.