For 10 points, name this work subtitled "The Birth of the Prison," by Michel Foucault.
This work describes a process by which individuality manifests itself in cellular, genetic, organic, and combinatory ways. One place examined in this text is located in Mettray. This work opens by discussing the treatment of Robert-Francois Damiens. A central concept in this work is the "unequal gaze," which allows the observers to watch without those being watched to know about it. This work argues that the central institutions create "docile bodies" through observation, which is exemplified by Jeremy Bentham's "Panopticon." For 10 points, name this work subtitled "The Birth of the Prison," by Michel Foucault.
This work describes a process by which individuality manifests itself in cellular, genetic, organic, and combinatory ways.
{Discipline} and {Punish}: The Birth of the Prison [or {Surveiller et punir}: {Naissance} de la Prison]