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elsr-5520	Jun, Luo; Jun, Li Gui	Unravelling the Distorted Foucauldian Panopticism Epitomized in the Suicidal Tortures of Esther Greenhood in The Bell Jar	2022	43	.pdf	application/pdf	25606	244	-42	To be brief, what has been impressed in the minds of Foucauldian readers in a clear fashion is that this supervision has given a strong perceptive and cognitive inspiration, instruction, and, illumination to those insiders in an insightful fashion and in an ingenuous fashion even when it has failed to be realized in a sensitive fashion and in a sensible fashion that this supervision is inclined to be imitated in the actual construction of the power structure and power system in the hegemonic and demonic power mechanism and power institutionalism in American society and American culture to maximize the ideological and epistemological repression and suppression of all intellectual women over there for fear of the possible ideological and epistemological reaction or subversion to their popular ideological and epistemological stupefaction and sterilization they have been imposing upon American women including intellectual women and non-intellectual women as what to be demonstrated in the appropriate interpretation to be given of the characterization of this novel The Bell Jar (1963) to reach their aim of making it a reality in an evident fashion that the submission and subjugation of intellectual women and non-intellectual women to the vicious transformation of the power of supervision of the panoptic disciplines presented in the works of Machel Foucault into the ideological and epistemological persecution of intellectual women in accordance with the disciplinary dogmatism and despotism as have drawn on the intentional distortion of the dominator or governor of American society and American culture in 1950s who has turned a blind eyes to the genuine perceptive and cognitive conscience instilled into the design of Jeremy Bentham and the presentation of Machel Foucault with respect to their perceptive and cognitive consistence in making use of the power of the supervision of the panoptic disciplines to send their perceptive and cognitive contribution to the effective prevention of the extensive or excessive spread of the very dreadful viruses concealed in a plague. In association with what has been dealt with in the elaboration of the conceptual denotation of the strong power of inspection entailed in the omnipresent implementation of the panoptic disciplines in a given area like America whose social atmosphere and cultural atmosphere have been made a kind of blocked space where the vast majority of American intellectual women and non-intellectual women have been watched in an unconscious fashion when they do whatever they would like to and say whatever they prefer to in a rational fashion or in an irrational fashion without knowing in a clear manner that they have been seen in a confidential fashion by the inspector who has a strong intention to have a very good understanding of everything that has come to their minds, and, to rack his brain to capture what they have been preoccupied with, what they have caught sight of, and, what they have caught hold of in an evident fashion even if it has been known to him in an apparent fashion that they don’t like to be watched at all because this will be bound to bring them a large number of the emotional and psychological problems that tend to give rise to the unbearable emotional and mental blow in a violent way the moment they know the truth in an overall fashion and in an authentic fashion that they have been watched by the inspector who has been acting as the dominator or governor of American society and American culture just as what has happened to Sylvia Plath in an intolerable fashion in the successive and sustainable development and improvement of her ideological and epistemological ingredients that might be made best use of in the characterization of her novel The Bell Jar (1963) in which whatever has occurred to her has been insinuated into the experiences of Esther Greenhood, it has to be acknowledged in a sincere way that the strong power of inspection borrowed from the inspective power dealt with in Foucauldian presentation to the panoptic inspection has had a great impact on the minds of American intellectual women who have to be faced with the strong unconscious emotional and psychological violence that has been engendered in the confidential observation of their behaviors and thoughts to see if whatever they have been doing or thinking all the time is in consistence with whatever they have been expecting of in accordance with the mechanical and institutional dogmatism and despotism that have been kept in the mind of the dominator or governor who have been disposing of their lives and lots in an invisible way in spite of the traumas and tragedies this inspective observation are inclined to be penetrated into the rather fearful minds of those intellectual women who have been forced to be responsible for the consequence that if their opinions are against the mechanical or institutional disciplines formulated by this dominator or governor, they will be doomed to take the high risks of being punished in a violent fashion in the name of grace that makes them feel so dishonored and disgraceful that they are inclined to be caught in suicidal inclination as what has happened to the conversation of Esther Greenhood like this “I thought drowning must be the kindest way to die, and burning the worst...That morning I had tried to hang myself...(Plath, 1963, p. 83)” and the expectation and experimentation of her suicidal intention as shown in this quote“ The only thing to do was to drown myself then and there...	cache/elsr-5520.pdf	txt/elsr-5520.txt