My son seems constantly to be told off by one coach, to be singled out for chastisement, rather than encouraged to learn from his mistakes and improve.
The only problem is that, by uncovering the humanist subtext to Shakespeare's supposedly misogynist comedy, Doran undercuts the premise of Fletcher's 1611 sequel: namely that Petruchio, the feared "woman-tamer", needs corrective chastisement from Maria, whom he marries after Kate's death.
That is why, in "God's Grandeur," Hopkins moves directly from praise to chastisement: "Why do men then now not reck his rod?" In "The Starlight Night," he magically evokes the stars — "The bright boroughs, the circle-citadels there!" — before reminding us that the heavens are not Heaven: "Ah well! it is all a purchase, all is a prize," which we must buy with "Prayer, patience, alms, vows".
Pippa Malmgren, a former economic advisor to US President George W Bush, told the BBC that the public chastisement from the US indicates the move might have come as a surprise.
Speaking on the first anniversary of being in post, Ms Butler said chastisement from the standards committee should be the limit of Mr Davies's punishment after he was said to have brought the institution into disrepute following a night out in Cardiff.
The tantrums prompted a rare public chastisement from Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Germany was also singled out for chastisement elsewhere in the president's speech.
When she commits the sin of laughing in Sunday school, Tia is sent to the hymnbook closet for chastisement.
They further complained that children have extended the notion of children's rights from freedom from physical discipline to also include freedom from any kind of discipline, chastisement, or control over their behavior.
The Figaro in London launched a breathtakingly vile campaign, promising to inflict on Aldridge "such a chastisement as must drive him from the stage he has dishonoured, and force him to find in the capacity of footman or street-sweeper, that level for which his colour appears to have rendered him peculiarly qualified".
