Resistance to discipline is met with further control from "summary" of Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault
Throughout history, the exercise of power has often been met with resistance. In response to this resistance, those in power have sought to exert further control over those they seek to discipline. This dynamic can be observed in various institutions such as prisons, schools, and military organizations. When individuals within these institutions resist disciplinary measures, authorities often respond by implementing more stringent rules and regulations. This can be seen as a form of punishment designed to quell dissent and assert authority. By increasing control in response to resistance, those in power aim to maintain order and discipline within the institution. This cyc...
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