Sentence examples for disciplinary society from inspiring English sources

For instance, a datebook and that linty pill, an antidepressant no longer taken by its owner, together bring to life Michel Foucault's and Roland Barthes's ideas about a disciplinary society and how its members learn to discipline themselves.

At the core of Foucault's picture of modern "disciplinary" society are three primary techniques of control: hierarchical observation, normalizing judgment, and the examination.

The concerned parties, including the postdoc, adviser, host institution, funding organization, and disciplinary society, should agree on the nature and purpose of the experience to ensure that it is beneficial to all.

Speakers and attendees of the PDN meeting focused on ways to work with institutions, societies, and mentors to implement changes for postdoctoral scholars across the U.S. Meeting attendees were a mixture of postdocs (52%), faculty (8%), academic administrators (many of whom--26%--hold a dual faculty role), funders, disciplinary society representatives, and others (14%).

Weber's problem with modernity originates from the fact that it required a historically unique constellation of cultural values and social institutions, and yet, modernization has effectively undermined the cultural basis for modern individualism and its germinating ground of disciplinary society, which together had given the original impetus to modernity.

Foucault used the panopticon as a way to illustrate the proclivity of disciplinary societies subjugate its citizens.

Developing family-friendly policies: The role of disciplinary societies.

Up next: Redux from administrators, funding agencies, and disciplinary societies.

Membership in disciplinary societies is falling, according to AAAS's Malcolm.

The Role of Disciplinary Societies in Shaping Workplace Policy Terri L. Nally.

To this end, representatives of all the interested constituencies will host sessions: postdocs, administrators, disciplinary societies, and funding agencies.