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espanolNos proponemos en este articulo analizar la lectura foucaultiana del Edipo Rey. Foucault se centra fundamentalmente en la relacion entre saber y poder. Su lectura nos ofrece una interesante concepcion simbolica de la verdad, cuyo desvelamiento seguiria las pautas de lo que Foucault llama “ley de las mitades”. El modo y los tiempos en que aparecen los diferentes fragmentos de la verdad, seran el centro de gravedad de su interpretacion, esencialmente politica. Proponemos, no obstante, ir un poco mas alla de tan sugerente enfoque, reflexionando sobre las diferentes voces y perspectivas del texto, y preguntandonos, mas alla del mero alcance politico de la obra, por la voz del poeta, su posible significado filosofico, no solo para los ciudadanos de su tiempo, sino tambien para nosotros. EnglishThe paper is intended as an assessment of Foucault’s reading of Oedipus Rex. Foucault basically focuses on the relationship between knowledge and power. His interpretation pro-vides us with a symbolic conception of truth, the unveiling of which would follow the guidelines of what Foucault labels “the law of halves”. Both the manner and the times, in which the different frag-ments of truth appear, will be the centre of gravity of his essentially political interpretation. It is pro-posed, however, to take a step further from such an inviting view, in order to reflect on the differ-ent voices and perspectives of the text, and delve into the poet’s voice and its possible philosophi-cal meaning, beyond the mere political scope of the work, not only for the citizens of Sophocles’ time, but for all of us.

M. Foucault: poder, perspectiva y verdad en Edipo Rey de Sófocles