“Throw away thy wrath”: Discipline and Lyric Response to the Panoptic God
I have a thesis!
Thank you, five hours of studying. A thesis is what I wanted most of all.
"In George Herbert's The Temple, internal submission operates not only as a means of rejecting Catholic bio-power - successfully re-claiming the human body on the battlefield of bio-politics - but also as a means of securing grace for the speaker and satisfying the ever-present gaze of the panoptic God by perpetuating ‘good discipline’ (or, the discipline of love) within the panopticon."
No one copy me.
Thank you, five hours of studying. A thesis is what I wanted most of all.
"In George Herbert's The Temple, internal submission operates not only as a means of rejecting Catholic bio-power - successfully re-claiming the human body on the battlefield of bio-politics - but also as a means of securing grace for the speaker and satisfying the ever-present gaze of the panoptic God by perpetuating ‘good discipline’ (or, the discipline of love) within the panopticon."
No one copy me.