Things got almost incomprehensible in the second-to-last chapter because I don't know about philosophy terms like phenomenology. Also because Foucault likes to throw out a word salad of contradictory terms which I'm 80% sure isn't saying much, and it intensifies as he tries to describe the modern situation. Lots of spatial positioning metaphors too, maybe all this "outside of" and "on an axis" canonically means something to philosophers. Still, it is causing me to have some thoughts.