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This article targets showing observation techniques of modern power, and the effect of public control and normalizing, based on the example of The French post-structuralist philosopher M. Foucault, who analyzed the structure and functioning of modern power, aimed to extract the genealogy of power. Foucault stated that modern power, by normalizing control with the refined methods it uses, aims to keep not only the bodies but also the souls of individuals under control. The relationship between power and knowledge focused on the biopolitics of power and the mechanisms of disciplining/normalizing control. Foucault . . .
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