Disciplinary technologies and the school in the epcoh of digital reason: Revisiting discipline and punish after 40 years

Peters, Michael A.

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Peters, M. A. (2017). Disciplinary technologies and the school in the epcoh of digital reason: Revisiting discipline and punish after 40 years. Contemporary Readings in Law and Social Justice, 9(1), 28–46.

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Abstract

Foucault’s masterpiece Discipline and Punish (1975) provided a gene- alogical analysis of the prison as a model for the disciplinary society that displaces the liberal juridico-political theory of sovereignty with a new kind of disciplinary power exemplified by Bentham’s panopticum. This article revisits Foucault’s classic as a basis for examining it significance for school in the epoch of digital reason.

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2017

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Addleton Academic Publishers

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