The document discusses concepts from Michel Foucault and ED Deci & Richard Ryan regarding technologies of power, technologies of the self, and self-determination. It notes that technologies of the self can be technologies of domination, and that one can be as tyrannical toward oneself as others can be through control. The document also briefly outlines behaviorism and its non-motivational account of human behavior based on external environmental factors and reinforcements rather than internal intentionality or motivation.

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7. TECHNOLOGIES OF POWER
~ MICHEL FOUCAULT | 1988
determine the conduct of
individuals and submit them
to certain ends or domination,
objectivizing the subject.”
“

8. TECHNOLOGIES OF THE SELF
~ MICHEL FOUCAULT | 1988
permit individuals to effect by
their own means… so as to
transform I themselves in
order to attain a certain state
of happiness, purity, wisdom,
perfection, or immortality.”
“

10. TECHNOLOGIES OF THE SELF
~ MICHEL FOUCAULT | 1988
Technologies of the self
are also technologies of
domination.”
“

11. ON SELF-DETERMINATION
~ ED DECI & RICHARD RYAN | 1985
One can be as tyrannical
toward oneself as others can
be. The issue is not so much
whether the source of control
is oneself or another, but
whether or not one is being
controlled.”
“

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17. ON BEHAVIORISM
« Non-Motivational Account of the
Causality of Human Behavior.
« Rejects internal intentionality as
explanation for behavior.
« Focus on external environment and
reinforcements to induce action.
« Reinforcements DO NOT technically
motivate behavior, but they function to
CONTROL its occurrence.

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