michel faucault

Robert-Fran??ois Damiens
regicide (public) torture: flesh torn, boiling potion poured, drawn by
horses, dismembered 1757

public display of prisoners, public work by prisoners

from punishment to correction
loss of liberty and rights

parricide

blasphemy was a crime

death-torture

gibbet
pillory
stocks
gallows

magistrate

Amende honorable

punishment as away to show piwer of the sovereign

punishment as means of preventing crime in the crimininal as well as others
- focused on the future

ancien regime

time is the operator of pinishment

no secret torture, body of the condemned man - communal property - public
works

prison: formerly away to hold evidence - body, and to arbitrarily put away
undesirables, became primarily means of punishment