Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison - Michel Foucault - Full Audiobook - Part 1

[@gongboy83]

Most intense book opening in history.

[@AudioPervert1]

It's amazing how he brings the hospital, school, office, mental asylum and jail (birth to death) - into the same structural understanding and basis of oppression and violence.

[@abdirisaaqmohamed9398]

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[@Heyu7her3]

He doesn't say they are necessarily oppressive, just that they have similar structure.

[@dethkon]

@@Heyu7her3I think it’s implied (especially regarding the Panopticon) but it might be time for a rereading.

[@_pink_clovers]

We truly do live in a society...

[@NoahsUniverse]

I still have yet to understand why people say this

[@pario3979]

That's what I keep sayin but the people don't listen

[@aja5156]

@@NoahsUniverse lack of originality, mostly.

[@feature.of.jarjar24]

@@NoahsUniverse i believe it has something to do with a lot of videos touching on social justice issues who use a phrase with some variation of "We live in a society where..." Also I think the Joker character from Batman is often mocked for spouting shallow social commentary, which even Heath Ledger's Joker was implicated for. I don't know for sure, though, I kinda pulled this one out my ass.

[@nIhIl34]

@@feature.of.jarjar24 you're right but it's mostly the former I think. It serves as a sharp criticism of the resentment of the mediocre. It's a criticism of the ego of democracy, and further more, the capitalists bastardization of social criticism.

[@prog8454]

7:54 pg 6 11:13 pg 7 13:55 pg 8 20:43 pg 10 30:07 pg 13 38:35 pg 16 50:52 pg 20 56:32 pg 22 1:05:47 pg 24 1:13:05 pg 27 1:32:19 pg 35 1:35:30 pg 36 1:47:32 pg 40 2:08:40 pg 47 2:27:16 pg 53 2:39:59 pg 58 2:56:15 pg 63 3:26:42 pg 77 3:41:00 pg 82 4:12:26 pg 92 4:18:10 pg 94 4:39:55 pg 101 4:59:42 pg 108 5:16:26 pg 114 5:34:27 pg 120 5:52:37 pg 126 6:26:41 pg 141 6:50:14 pg 149 9:19:04 pg 200 9:47:30 pg 209 10:20:14 pg 220

[@johnmuckelbauer699]

i'm prepping to teach my grad class and this is so much better than the other available versions I found - thanks so much for this.

[@theoryaudiobooks9635]

This makes me very happy to hear, very glad my work can be of important use! Best of luck to you.

[@realchoodle]

you are a pretty based teacher

[@dkk75]

It was a grave mistake to begin this book while eating...

[@mustafamusaad8937]

What a book 💙 Thank you for the extraordinary effort

[@abcrane]

The genealogy of discipline, the phenomenology of cruelty, the unfolding of mass pathology. The birth of fascism.

[@demit189]

Thank you so much for this. Foucault is one of my favorite philosophers.

[@joseph-zoramcbride4029]

Woo, same here, there's no one like him!! I'm trying to get into grad school and working on a paper comparing his ideas on power with Adorno's.

[@LilienHexen]

This channel is such a gift! Please keep up the excellent work!

[@dethkon]

This book is savage; I love it.

[@jonaskaplan-bucciarelli5455]

Thank you so much! This recording was so helpful for finishing my reading on time. Bravo.

[@ourdailyenglishachoiceyouw3494]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I haven't found a good one in Brazilian Portuguese, so, thank you very much for this!!!

[@chilldude30]

Thanks for doing these

[@morefreedom4455]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@marinusr9339]

incredible effort!

[@jodyponce2204]

Thank you!

[@meh3067]

This is really good

[@grimnecksnapper3789]

Awesome. thank you very much.

[@jlupus8804]

After this, I think the best definition of power is “the physical proof of an individual or entity’s freedom”. Does anyone have a different one?

[@theoryaudiobooks9635]

What do you mean by 'proof'?

[@jlupus8804]

@@theoryaudiobooks9635 It's an undeniable, unmistakable, self-evident conclusion beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@yashgoyal5183]

@@roguespecies3203 Crystal clear! Insightful questions raised! 🙌

[@censoringcensor8433]

Indeed, I don't understand how any little layman can believe or feel they have control at all. Moreover, even if you've conquered humanity, you're still shackled by the limitations of physics.

[@Xanaduum]

I don't think it's necessary or helpful to reduce power to a single definition. Boudrillard might note that 'freedom of movement' is also euphemism for correctly working bowels in laxative advertisements. We're regularly reminded that we have freedoms to buy this and that, move here or there.

[@techwiz1423]

this is great, thank you so much

[@Summer-kb2dm]

Thank you so much for your time and effort on your channel. You are a very good reader. Do you have any plans to read Madness and Civilization?

[@sopheebolgz7125]

Thank you, this was very helpful 👍

[@samsalamander8147]

I made the mistake of laying down to go to bed then bam, a man getting his arms pulled off by a team of horses. It made my eyes shoot open real quick and my heart race.

[@Zizzyrae]

Thank you homie 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Natura-oh6xh]

very good reading !

[@andreacallegaro8568]

thank you man

[@3arabawy]

Thanks for this

[@oliviaalmonds2255]

We want new uploads... Where are youuuu.. Your contents were so amazing

[@Peter-zj8do]

The amount of ads are the real torture

[@johnrains2339]

3:13:32 Part 2

[@as180697]

Thank You!!!!!!!!!

[@nIhIl34]

Well read. Keep it up.

[@melz2695]

6:07:34 Part 3: Discipline, 1. Docile Bodies

[@Gleamingsoul777]

Eating while listening to this is enough to put me off my food for a whole day ! Don’t eat and listen to this 😒😂

[@hegeliankid1226]

Better to wash the dishes while listening to it

[@addyrevolution1745]

Big Brother Forever. ⚘

[@mentaldumpsite3514]

no subtitles

[@joeydinero9300]

16:57 17:15 17:59 9:36:36

[@mikachu69420]

did there have to be ads every 5 minutes tho like...

[@safia6533]

can someone tell me where the section discipline starts

[@austintillman8297]

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[@staticrayn8755]

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[@gbear1005]

The Gulag Archipelago | Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn summarized it best.. go read. the most interesting point was that prison FOLLOWED the practice of exile .... and is far more destructive.

[@NutsNBolts-fv9kx]

*THE MECHANISM*

[@yusuke_anime1101]

55:39 page 22 first word

[@jakobbailey]

Loving the book, but the reader sounds like the "#15: burger king foot lettuce" guy

[@MS-qc3rh]

You put the emPHAsis on the wrong sylLABles when pronouncing apocryphal, repentant, and a few other repeated words. Great work, though.

[@joeydinero9300]

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[@semilorekaji-hausa2078]

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[@larss4119]

What is this accent? It’s perplexing.

[@larss4119]

Did you just pronounce the word “cure” as “keer”? What even was that word!?!

[@acidcommunist1675]

Does anyone know which translation this is?

[@jakobbailey]

English

[@wpdyt]

This is Alan Sheridan's 1977 translation

[@yara918]

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[@ja2pin]

You sound like a native speaker of American English, but you seem to have a lot of trouble with pronunciation of multisyllabic words. May I recommend that before you read a section, you look up longer words in the dictionary to get the pronunciation right? It's a massively hard job you're trying to do and it's a shame you're not creating masterpieces of oral presentation. (The most common error: Although the accent falls on the first and third syllables of the noun "distribution", in the adjectives "distributive" and "distributive" the accent falls on the second syllable. I think in places you're saying "juridical" but the pronunciation is so garbled, it's hard to know.)

[@theoryaudiobooks9635]

Yeah I'm definitely aware that I'm imperfect and inconsistent in a lot of these types of things. I suppose its the words that seem obvious and easy are the ones that really get you over the ones that are more difficult and you need to look up ha! Thanks for the specific examples though, I will be sure to keep those in mind in particular.

[@ja2pin]

@@theoryaudiobooks9635 PS "Gesture" isn't pronounced the same as "jester."

[@michan8093]

I really like the way your reading though. For me your pronunciation seems clear and whatever you pronounce differently doesn't disturb the flow of the reading at all! The only thing I noticed that you mispronoumced is french words, which hurts my soul, but is not something anyone could ask of someone who doesn't know french. Pls continue making great audiobooks, thank you so much for the effort! =)

[@jukker95]

@@roguespecies3203 hear hear!

[@ricochetsixtyten]

I thought you did great! Very clear audio and voice! My only gripe is you sound a bit too... dramatic... Otherwise great.

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[@500ccRabbit]

Thank you!

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