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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"panopticon"”.
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La non-distopia di Jeremy Bentham. Il Panopticon tra utilitarismo e riformismo
… conceived and complete the drafting of the Panopticon. It is a proposal of prison's reform to which he will work for twenty years, both introducing changes and clarifications to the original text, and trying to give it concrete implementation. Despite the intellectual and economic efforts …
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The Panopticon, the State and Non-Profit Organisations in South Africa: A Systematic Review of Literature
… my literature review is informed by Foucault's panopticon metaphor. In this regard, I was interested in understanding how the state has used its power and surveillance apparatus to control NPOs - especially advocacy NPOs that play a pro-democracy social watchdog role and where necessary …
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From the Secret Garden to the Panopticon? Changing freedoms and the growing crisis in primary school headteacher recruitment.
A headteacher recruitment crisis continues in the primary education sector (Howson & Sprigate, 2011; Rhodes et al., 2008). This research offers a voice for an increasingly marginalised group and synthesises the experiences of 15 primary headteachers, including retired, experienced and new school …
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Redesain Lembaga Pemasyarakatan Kelas I Malang: Tema arsitektur perilaku
… mendukung tujuan tersebut maka penerapan konsep Panopticon yakni sistem keamanan untuk memungkinkan seorang pengamat untuk mengamati (Opticon) semua (Pan) penghuni lembaga yang memberikan efek penghuni merasa selalu diawasi meskipun sebenarnya tidak dalam pengawasan. Sehingga akan menimbulkan …
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The prison of Regina Coeli : a laboratory of identity in the Post-Risorgimento Italy
… was shifting from an interest in the panopticon-centered structures to the architecture of the cell. Penitentiaries were transformed from sites of mere constrain, to sites of correction, to later develop into laboratories of identity. Along with the research on the typical cell, the …
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The Complete Bentham: Rationality's Afterlife in Victorian Literature
… seriously, the guiding assumption was that his Panopticon prison trained individuals in the routines of self-policing that liberal government required, and that the novel carried that disciplinary training to the reading public. I show that this argument considers only a small part of Bentham’s …
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Readers in Pursuit of Popular Justice: Unraveling Conflicting Frameworks in <em>Lolita</em>
… are made up of ideologies that operate like the Panopticon, and I question where readers fit despite the strong influence exerted on to them by this structure.</p>
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Panopticonned: The control methodology of fundamental Christian sects regarding members and their view of secular society
… (e. governmentality), eins og alsjá (e. Panopticon), til að útskýra hvernig lífvald (e. bio-power) er notuð til að stjórna meðlimum, og til að útskýra stjórnkerfið sem notað er innan trúfélaga. Einnig verður litið á afleiðingar öfga stjórnunaraðferða á andlega og líkamlegu heilsu meðlima. …
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Michel Foucault’s panopticism and dystopian discourses: the asymmetry of the gaze in philosophy and film /
… force of the effectiveness of Jeremy Bentham’s panopticon. It is argued that Enlightenment ideas as well as related processes of secularization created favorable conditions for panopticism to establish itself as the predominant power dispositif. The possibility to rethink the problem of …
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Surveillance : an investigation into individual reactions to the capture and recording of personal images through interpretation of the moment
… as discussed by Crowdy, (2006), and Bentham’s Panopticon. There is a focus on how early examples of surveillance evolved into and influenced techniques and technologies in use today. Further investigation into privacy takes place and its relationship with modern surveillance is explored.In …
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Historical and Self-Imposed Asylums in Samuel Beckett’s <em>Murphy, Malone Dies</em>, and “First Love”
… I also examine Michel Foucault's theory of the Panopticon guards as an alternate reading of Beckett's views on sanity. In Murphy and Malone Dies, for example, Beckett questions what it means to be sane through his role reversals of nurses and patients. His often under qualified and sadistic …
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Le rôle du hammam féminin dans la construction et la consolidation des identités sexuées en Algérie et au Maroc
… men's domination? Thanks to the concept of the panopticon by Michel Foucault and the ideas of resistance and strategy by Michel de Certeau, the hammam appears as an ambivalent space. In the traditional bath, gendered identities are formed, following rules and customs that are still relevant …
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Big Data, Surveillance, and the Digital Citizen
… state online surveillance regimes as a digital panopticon involving a new technology of power of algorithmic panoptic uncertainty; 4) assessing the implications of the forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation and the proposed ePrivacy Regulation for voter surveillance and microtargeting …
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Constructing and maintaining disability: discourses of power, conflict and choice in special educational needs administration
… conductive education may be denied. However, the panopticon of special educational needs is challenged by the multitude of parental voices opposed to its disciplinary practices and it remains to be seen how resistant it will become in the face of such opposition.
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Policy contexts and student identity/ies: a post ’92 university case study
… student as both watchman and inmate within the panopticon of the higher education system, prompted by a suspicion that the need to occupy both these roles problematise a sense of belonging and the benefits this offers for student success within the academy. The work positions its enquiry through …
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The perception and fears of sharing personal digital data in digital public space
… the rise in surveillance methods, from the Panopticon to the rise of social network sites and examine the consequences of sharing personal information online. Data sharing has been made easier through the proliferation of internet connected, mobile devices and wearable technologies that has …
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Surveillance: The Digital Dark Side
… Jeremy Bentham’s eighteenth century prison, the Panopticon, in order to address how its structural makeup was not only intended to effectively surveil prisoners, but also how this very early model of surveillance has developed over time and has found its way into the digital sphere of our world. …
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Reversing The Weapons: Recuperating the marginalised body with performative photography
… bodies, and social media as the 21st century panopticon. The work activates the disobedient female body defined as “grotesque” through wilful transgressions of the rules that try to control it. Performative self-portrait photography is employed to show the evolution of a marginalised body, …
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Killing at a Distance in a Post-Panoptic Society
The military's armed surveillance drones are the most elite modernized weaponry in the twenty-first century. They have introduced a new way to see without being seen. In this paper, I investigate the US military's use of drones in warfare, specifically in terms of distance and what that entails for …
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Sweetness is Not a Guarantee: Disrupting Picture Book Depictions of Black Children as Comestible
… of Black children and replicate a racialized panopticon, where they, children and adults, are conditioned to be good, or sweet, under duress by white supremacist moral expectations. Goodness, however, is not a guarantee that they won’t come to mortal harm and or enjoy stable existences; hence, …
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