Foucault, Femininity, and the modernization of patriarchal power

The Actions of the Female Population

The actions that the female population takes in the community are significantly influenced by modernity. The male population has frequently been regarded as the majority in society. However, it has sparked a number of discussions over how much these sexes differ from one another. Foucault's analysis in the area of discipline and punishment of the disciplinary practices that create the subservient bodies of modernity, according to a publication by Bartky (2). Additionally, it contains a thorough theoretical analysis of how instrumental reasoning controls the body in great historical detail. The production of docile bodies requires that an uninterrupted coercion is directed to the very process of the bodily activity. Nevertheless, it is hardly considered as their result as it fragments and partitions the body's time and its movements. In the current community, the female population strives to attain levels of equality in relation to the privileges that the men have in society. It has further initiated practices of debates to identify the regulations that will administer similar duties as the male population in society.

The Provision of Policies for Equality

The provision of these policies has ignited the creation of equality in society. There are limited instances of discrimination that have been [practices in society leaving the discriminated with the ability to identify the sources of justice in society. Therefore, modernization has helped in the prospects of creating recognition in the female population compared to the male population. Any instances of violation of stipulated laws that protect the female population lead to the acts of filing a lawsuit that will provide opportunities for equity in the communities that they live.

Work Cited

Bartky, Sandar Lee. “Foucault, Femininity, and the Modernization of Patriarchal Power.” The Social Construction of Women's Bodies (1998): 1-22. Online.