A "Disciplinary Society" refers to a social structure where institutions and systems enforce norms and behaviors through surveillance and regulation. This concept, popularized by philosopher Michel Foucault, highlights how various institutions, such as schools, prisons, and hospitals, shape individuals' conduct and thoughts. The aim is to maintain order and control within society. In a disciplinary society, individuals internalize these norms, leading to self-regulation. This means people often monitor their own behavior to conform to societal expectations. The pervasive influence of technology and media further enhances this surveillance, making it easier for institutions to maintain control over individuals' actions and thoughts.