Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault

Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault

The book opens with a man being publicly torn apart in 1757. Eighty years later, punishment is a timetable in a quiet prison. Foucault asks what actually changed — and answers: not mercy, but technique.

Through the prison, the school, the barracks and the factory he traces the birth of discipline: surveillance, ranking, examination, the constant possibility of being watched. Bentham's Panopticon becomes the model for modern society itself.

Perhaps the single most influential book in the social sciences of the last fifty years.

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