For 10 points, name this twentieth-century French thinker who wrote Discipline and Punish.
This man argued that medical treatment of the insane is only an attempt to repress challenges against conventional morality. This author of The History of Madness described the use of the "medical gaze" by doctors to subtract patients' humanities from their bodies. In another work, this author of The Birth of the Clinic analyzed the transition from torture to the use of institutions idealized by Jeremy Bentham's panopticon to contain criminals. For 10 points, name this twentieth-century French thinker who wrote Discipline and Punish.
This man argued that medical treatment of the insane is only an attempt to repress challenges against conventional morality.
Paul-Michel Foucault