Michel Foucault (1926-1984) is known for his unique talent for analyzing the workings of power, even in seemingly innocent social situations. His observations remain sharp and relevant for our time.
Discipline, supervision and punishment. The birth of the prison
This work describes the transition from physical corporal punishments in the Middle Ages to mental punishment, focused on moral disciplining. Not the act, but the perpetrator is investigated. Foucault speaks of an "endless investigation" with continuous observation and an impartial file.
Meaning and influence
This standard work is a classic that has a profound influence on contemporary thinking about supervision, subjection, and punishment. It also shows how moral disciplining occurs in the daily practice of professionals such as doctors, educators, lawyers, and architects.
Language and usage
This material is available in Dutch and suitable for the higher language level, particularly for self-study and professional education.
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