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Corona's Sociology: 'Disciplinary Punishment' for the Human World!


 Learning a lesson from history: 'History'! This word comes from the Sanskrit language. However, this word has been repeatedly taught to mankind. It implies that the society was developed in this way, or more so than the simple language. History is science and, by its study, how was society built in the past? What was the work of the ancestors in building that society? How did the ancestors change this land? What has changed in your life? Many questions arise. And, where we are now, the highway of consciousness opens the pages of history. Everywhere, whatever geography, country, we all have our own history.

 All the races of the whole earth have become a part of history. There are periods in history. The world is now studying the events and ups and downs of those periods. The spread of the Corona virus (Covid-19) spread around the world raises the question of the damage done to mankind - 'What message should we give to the next generation?' To this day no one has been able to estimate this.



  •  Looking back: 


 Looking back at history, three epidemics were spread by the same bacteria, which eliminated almost half of the world's population. These three epidemics first occurred in the Byzantine Empire in 541 AD. Similarly, the Black Death, which began in Italy in 1347, originated in London in 1665. The plague epidemic that spread from the rat became so humane that it destroyed all the people of Constantinople.


 The plague that spread there left Europe, Asia, North Africa, and Arabia unattended. The plague then claimed the lives of 300,000 people. At that time, the death toll was half that of the human race in the world. References:
  •  'Discipline and Punishment'


  is a half-world lockdown. When is 'Covid-19' stopped? The world has not been able to answer the infection directly. The prevailing 'Covid-19' sociological approaches are different. Corona's sociological perspective is shifting. Krishna Bahadur Bhattachan returned to the epidemic of history. 

'Whenever a plague outbreak spreads in Europe, half of the world's population is wiped out by the epidemic. After the disease was proven to spread from the rat, the rulers added to the control of the rat. When asked to monitor the rat control, Bhattachan pointed out that their independence was gradually losing. 'The society and the state entered the house of the person to monitor the control of the rat. The freedom of the person disappeared from there. The public remained silent.
 Then the state came up with such a rigorous imprisonment, half of the caste population. The Europeans in their nineties were free even before the outbreak. When asked to monitor the rat control, Bhattachan pointed out that their independence was gradually losing. 'The society and the state entered the house of the person to monitor the control of the rat. 

 The freedom of the person disappeared from there. The public remained silent. Then the state came up with such a rigorous imprisonment, 'said Dr. Siddiqui in the sociological cycle of the battle with epidemics in history. Bhattachan said: “The rulers have built large prison houses to capture the people who have done so far. Make the prisoners their own. 

 The rulers only put small holes in the middle to see the prisoners so that the prisoners could not see anything. Bhattachan combines references to the book 'Discipline and Punish the Birth of Preason', published in 1975 by Michel Fouco. The current situation is as mentioned in the book Fuku's Discipline and Punish. Discipline and punishment. 

 In Europe, the ruler entered the house in the plague epidemic and monitored the mosque. ' But, there is no personal freedom. 'Since America is a developed country, there is no hunger for power in the army. Since Nepal is underdeveloped, its army is busy selling petrol and contracting. But, they keep supporting the ruler. From which they keep adapting.

  ”A digital thermometer measures the fever of a person. We are disciplined. We have to do something wrong. 'Source, resources may vary by country. But, in the powerful nations of the world and in our country, the rule is in the hands of 'rightists'. Isn't it because of these liberal rightists that totalitarianism is born? The apprehension is alive not just here and around the world. '
He analyzes the danger of advancing rulers in the force of the ruling army, while keeping the world in the same virus. He presented examples of Nepali and US forces not taking power. Bhatchan, a student at the University of California, Berkeley, understands American society more. He said, 'America is a developed country, there is no hunger for power in the army. Since Nepal is underdeveloped, its army is busy selling petrol and contracting. But, they keep supporting the ruler. 
  • Michel Foucault's argument 


 'Foucault's writings are very important in the evaluation of the judicial process of society.
Fuku sought to link the brutality of the twentieth century with the development of modern knowledge science and technology. They say that in the early eighteenth century, the human body became a topic of discussion. In this regard, they discuss three processes. According to Fuku, knowledge, science and logic were developed to advance the process of transforming the human body into a subject. 

 The disciples of the study were developed by presenting the problem. After this, a different process was given importance. Under which the classification of people of the level of the sick, the crazy, the impotent, the leprosy, etc. in the society. Their different image was created. The third process is sexuality. Sexuality was cut off from the totality of men, first in pleasure and then in consumption. Sexuality has been converted to a degree of barbarism.

  This means that the human body is independent of consciousness. These three processes make the human body a home for torture. In this regard, Fuko disciplines the process of self-separation and punishment of prisoners and punishes the birth of a prison. ”Drugs, medical device manufacturing companies, and the media can dissolve the powerful nation's government. The most potent form of the drug is produced in this epidemic worldwide. Without money, they would not produce medical kits and medicines.

  During the lockdown, the states are weak in economic, technological terms. At that point, the media brings out the weaknesses of the state. People are outraged. The state must bend over to the pharmaceutical company financially '.. 
  • Drug producer and media powerful' 

heard the mayor's cry in New York? The mayor has asked the federal government for 30,000 infection prevention devices. However, the federal government has failed to deliver.

  Looking at the state of the developed nation, he has a direct question. Bhattachan cites the media as an example of the fact that even though they are big manufacturers of equipment, they cannot, or should not, produce anti-infection devices and medicines. 'Drugs, medical device manufacturing companies and the media can break the government of a powerful nation. The most potent form of the drug is produced in this epidemic worldwide. Without money, they would not produce medical kits and medicines. During the lockdown, the states are weak in economic, technological terms. At that point, the media brings out the weaknesses of the state. People are outraged. The state must bend over financially with the drug producing company ', said. Bhattachan said. With this realization of Bhattachan, the curiosity of how the media was developed in the society seems natural. Seeing the development of human society in Germany around 1455, 40 thousand years ago, in the cave, the wall would convey information. This fact and the current research have shown that information and knowledge appear to play a major role in the development of human society. When Gutenberg invented the printing press, his ability to collect and disseminate knowledge was suddenly increased. Watching these developments, through the 1990s, the Internet has made a qualitative leap. In the recent past, information and communication technology has become the lifeblood of the world for information, entertainment and entertainment. Information technology has become the reach of the media with this lifestyle. In the reach of many, the information automatically matches the analysis of Bhattachan, who has become powerful. ...

  Capitalism and Marxism 'Fail' Option Tribalism! 

 What is the nature of capitalism? He noted that America is now the center of the 'Covid-19' transition. 'Capitalism does not have to be of service. He looks at the empty commodity market. Examples of this are, of course, the appearance of US President Donald Trump in the mood to kill a few percent of the elderly, "he said." Capitalism created globalization. 'The problem posed by globalization has become apparent.

 The result is now the epidemic of Corona. See the same example? The people of Dhorpatan would not have to go to Qatar if the tribals were made self-reliant in the village. He returned to Dhorpatan from Qatar. The home was quarantined in fear of a Corona infection. There, the media dependent on capitalism did not allow him to develop the news. This is a model of how capitalism is going to collapse, "he said. 'Capitalism completely destroys culture. The value of kinship, built in the ages, erodes recognition.

  The higher a person's knowledge reaches, the more he says nothing. Probably at some point in history, humankind has not been subjected to so many lies, deceptions, and frauds. What is capitalism? There are different perspectives on the understanding and debate. Reflecting on capitalism, Chaitanya Mishra writes: 'The entire production system is constructed and rebuilt on the basis of capital, and the acquisition of capital, investment of capital and the reproduction of additional capital become the sole purpose of production and operation. Production becomes secondary to material needs, ideas, ideals, equality, democracy, etc.

 All capital creation and reconstruction. ”On February 25, 1986, in the 27th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev was widely criticized in political reports for capitalism. 'Capitalism completely destroys culture. The value of kinship, built in the ages, erodes recognition. The higher a person's knowledge reaches, the more he says nothing. 

 Probably at some point in history, humankind has not been subjected to so many lies, deceptions, and frauds. Bourgeois propaganda has been the only thing in the whole world, benefiting the people, giving information, thoughts, feelings, and ruling classes. Citizens and socially, it is only frightening, ”Gorbachev said in his report, striking down capitalism. Is tribalism as pure as Bhattachan said? It doesn't sound like much of a 'debate', but the debate seems to be on its way.

  While capitalism and globalization, tribalism has always been obscured. 'Previously the Routes would not allow other communities to settle in. Today, NGOs are forced to join other communities for the sake of community forestry. Now he has become very patient ', Bhattachan gave another example. There seems to be some debate about tribalism in India in the seventies. In 1976, Dr. In the book 'The Cultural Basis of the Tribal Economy' by Ramraj Singh, the scientific scientist Clizon's comments about tribal skills in 1936 are disputed.

  'When a person is a muscular muscle, he displays dexterity in his hands. It's a tough job. Longer patience, technology is underdeveloped as time goes on. The whole of India with this technology is undeveloped in technology ', commented Klijoe on tribal skill. In response, Klizohn's point is of no importance. Singh has said, 'Is there a limitation only for Western cultures, or has the technology of production evolved into an indigenous culture? Is not based on the reality of Kliizen's statement. 

 Singh has instead challenged the scientists: "The duty of the scientist is to study the process of social development here, in terms of its needs, knowledge, skills, faith and resources." The witness is before the world. So the first priority is to avoid the corona virus as we are now. But instead of waiting for the end of this epidemic, it is important to focus on the new ideas, the new lifestyle, the lessons learned from the work of ancestors in the history of giving some new inventions to future generations.

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