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Control extends beyond physical punishment from "summary" of Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault

The mechanisms of control in disciplinary societies reach far beyond the mere infliction of physical punishment. While physical violence was once the primary method of maintaining order, the modern age has seen a shift towards more subtle forms of control. These new techniques operate on a more subtle level, penetrating the very core of individuals' behavior and shaping their actions from within. Disciplinary power functions through a system of surveillance and examination, constantly monitoring individuals and regulating their conduct. This surveillance is not limited to physical spaces but extends into the very minds of individuals, creating a state of perpetual visibility. This constant scrutiny instills a sense of self-discipline in individuals, leading them to internalize the norms and values of society and regulate their behavior accordingly. Moreover, disciplinary power operates through a system of normalization, categorizing individuals based on various criteria and imposing standards of normality upon them. Those who deviate from th...
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    Discipline and Punish

    Michel Foucault

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