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The bureaucratic questionnaire became the link between the individual citizen and the public world of politics and administration. The regulating state regulates the individual citizen. As mind is assimilated to body with the development of a discourse of psychological regulation in the twentieth century (Rose, 1985; 1989), the emphasis has shifted from physical and moral health to mental health, and surveillance has become correspondingly more detailed and intrusive (Sapsford, 1993). Furthermore, the technologies of discipline, hierarchical observation and normalizing judgement rely increasingly on the patients/ clients assessing themselves—monitoring their own lifestyle.
The state had taken on responsibility for ensuring that mothers were carrying out ‘good enough mothering’. The agents of the state were women—women policing other women—but the discourses were patriarchal. During the period when the state was taking over responsibility for health visiting, the type of person becoming a health visitor also changed. While its status remained low, health visiting became seen as a suitable vocation for middle-class women rather than just a philandiropic endeavour. In the late nineteenth century it had begun to be argued that some training should be provided.
E. the problem was the poor, not poverty. While there had been some concern over the conditions created by urbanization, resulting in the reform of insanitary conditions as a means of improving the health of the (working-class) population, it was the surveys of Booth (1890) and Rowntree (1901) into urban poverty and pauperism that had the most substantial impact on thinking about poverty and its causes. Booth argued that it was necessary to make a clear distinction between the employable and unemployable poor.