question archive Foucault argued that today's society can be thought of as a disciplinary society because of the many technologies of surveillance that have become a normal and routine daily activity
Foucault argued that today's society can be thought of as a disciplinary society because of the many technologies of surveillance that have become a normal and routine daily activity
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Foucault argued that today's society can be thought of as a disciplinary society because of the many technologies of surveillance that have become a normal and routine daily activity. Modern day examples include routine inspections in the workplace, rigorous training in procedures and protocols, and standardized work quotas. Briefly describe Foucault's disciplinary society and offer examples of his theory from your daily life.
