Discipline (n.) is a mechanism of power which regulates the behaviour of individuals in the social body. This is done by regulating the organization of space (architecture etc.), of time (timetables) and people's activity and behaviour (drills, posture, movement)..
Discipline (n.) is a posing of the principle of a theoretically ever-growing use of time: Exhaustion and extraction rather than use.
Discipline (n.) is a technology built to isolate, distribute, fix and control, to aim for a totally controlled environment. A discipline is a technique for managing people by intervening in a situation.
Discipline (n.) is a technology built to isolate, distribute, fix, and control.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that aims at a totally controlled environment.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that aims to homogenize and order everything within its orbit.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that begins its operations by intervening in a situation.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that isolates, distributes, fixes, and controls individuals with 'a normalizing gaze that orders and differentiates everything within its horizon.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that operates on individuals.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that was based on technologies of normalization built to intervene in a situation by imposing a system of classification, hierarchization, and distribution.
Discipline (n.) is a technology that works on the present to shape a controlled, stabilized future..The logic of total control of a tabula rasa.
Discipline (n.) is a weberian 'ideal type' in that it is the generalization and interconnection of different techniques themselves designed in response to local requirements.
Discipline (n.) is enforced with the aid of complex systems of surveillance. Power is not discipline. Rather discipline is simply one way in which power can be exercised.
Discipline (n.) is not simply an art of distributing bodies but of composing forces in order to obtain an efficient machine.
Discipline (n.) is not to be identified with any one institution. It traverses every kind of apparatus or institution.
Discipline (n.) is not to be identified with either an institution nor an apparatus. It is a type of power, a physics or anatomy of power and a modality for its exercise comprising a whole set of instruments, techniques, procedures, levels of application, targets.
Discipline (n.) is one of bourgeois society's great inventions.
Discipline (n.) presupposes a mechanism that coerces by means of observation, (by surveilling, by merely seeing), a seeing which in turn makes those it sees visible, and thus available to the coerciveness of observation.
Discipline (n.) is that which through disciplinary institutions such as the prison, factory, asylum, hospital, university, school, etc. Structures the social terrain limits limits of thought and practice, and sanctions and prescribes normal and/or deviant behaviors.
Discipline (n.) is a political anatomy of detail.