0 the ability to make yourself do things you know you should do even when you do not want to -- 自律；自我約束能力；自製力
As a result, they, like the "subjects" of the panopticon, assumed responsibility for self-discipline due to the highly visible, although very often unverifiable, political monitoring.
It is constituted by the hermeneutics of suspicion and it sustains it at the same time, thus embracing the cause of self-discipline.
The techniques of self-discipline may have been more effective in science than in politics.
Scholars would be regularly caricatured as either incapable of self-discipline and abstraction or excessively absorbed in their studies to the detriment of their social duties.
His instruction on disciplining was simply self-discipline, to 'be gentlemen'.
In other words, both self-discipline and self-supervision are interpretive acts; it is a way of practicing the modern care for oneself: the suspicion of oneself.
The first is that one must develop the self-discipline to use it.
If she had attempted to exercise self-discipline to keep awake, she would have been drugged.
