Chapter 7: From “No” to “Yes.” Around Daylight

Power decides which objects appear in the field of consciousness (…) and social coercion is internalized through introjection and turns into internal coercion. (…) Power disperses and materializes; permeating social relations, it determines the smallest, seemingly neutral behaviors. Binding to knowledge, it establishes a binding image of the world, defining the criteria of truth and falsehood. 739