Surveillance techniques are pervasive in modern society from "summary" of Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault
Surveillance techniques have become deeply entrenched in the fabric of modern society. From the moment individuals wake up in the morning to the time they go to bed at night, they are under constant scrutiny. This pervasive surveillance is not just limited to physical spaces but has also extended into the digital realm, where individuals' every move and interaction can be monitored and tracked. The prevalence of surveillance in modern society can be traced back to the rise of disciplinary power structures. These power structures operate through mechanisms of observation, normalization, and examination, all of which rely heavily on surveillance techniques to maintain control over individuals. Surveillance has become a key tool in shaping behavior, as individuals are constantly aware that they are being watched and therefore adjust their actions accordingly. The normalization of surveillance ...
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