How To Use Panopticon In A Sentence
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Modern prisons are modelled after John Stuart Mill's panopticon, and sentries can indeed see everything.
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This carceral city seems, superficially, reminiscent of the Utopia of unbroken visibility and unrelenting surveillance envisaged in Bentham's Panopticon.
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In this manner, the Panopticon reinforces its role as arbiter of public taste.
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They want to have their voices heard, the full panopticon of civil society.
Times, Sunday Times
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This hub of creativity can become a malign panopticon, though.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Initially, the panopticon was a model prison designed by the Utilitarian philosopher Jeremy Bentham.
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I threw around words like "heterotopia," "panopticon" and "hegemony" with aplomb; I was about ten times smarter in that blog than I am here, where my voice tends to be a bit
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One effect of the digital Panopticon is the loss of privacy and the threat of tyrannical social control; another effect is a rich body of data about online behavior.
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One effect of the digital Panopticon is the loss of privacy and the threat of tyrannical social control; another effect is a rich body of data about online behavior.
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This conjures up the ominous spectre of the internet transforming the 'analogue' school into a digital panopticon.
Times, Sunday Times
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The panopticon was never built, but the idea lives on.
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Foucault's panopticon kept popping into my head, with the concentric circles of observation used for prisons and experiments.
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The panopticon, an 18 th-century prison design dominated by a central viewing tower, called for an elimination of privacy and constant surveillance of prisoners.
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Opened in 1925, the old Stateville is famous for having a Panopticon, a type of "roundhouse" prison designed by British philosopher Jeremy Bentham.
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Online socialjustice warriors now use social media to police behaviour: a virtual panopticon.
Times, Sunday Times
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We live in a datafied panopticon, or a 'mirrored glass pavilion'.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The hub of the American penal system's largest open-air Panopticon is in the Indianapolis suburb of Anderson, population 57,496, at the call center of a company called BI Incorporated.
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Time, distance, and social isolation ensured that each patrolling constable carried a mobile Panopticon with him.
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Related to this notion of surveillance and carceral institutional space is Foucault's notion of the panopticon, a mechanism for establishing social power.
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Capote looked beyond the panopticon of the criminal justice system.
Times, Sunday Times
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One effect of the digital Panopticon is the loss of privacy and the threat of tyrannical social control; another effect is a rich body of data about online behavior.
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Instead of the center being a site of viewing and a mastering gaze - as it would be in an actual panopticon - it was to be an open area that was seen from all the booths.
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The digital panopticon is founded not on compulsion but on the willing surrender of privacy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hailing the movement as fraught with important improvements, he produced his Panopticon, which he described as applicable to all houses of industry, and wherever inspection is constantly required.
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