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MA/Rhetoric & Composition
Georgina (GiGi)
Morals reformed, health preserved, industry invigorated instruction diffused, public burthens lightened. Economy seated, as it were, upon a rock -the gordian knot of the Poor-Laws are not cut, but untied , all by a simple idea in Architecture!
-Jeremy Bentham
Bentham's writing courtesy of The British Library Board
Index
01. Summary
10. Bibliography
07. State of the issue
04. Hypotheses
02. Introduction
05. Theoretical framework
08. Development
11. Figures and tables
12. Attachments
09. Conclusion
06. Methodology
03. Objectives
03. Why the Title
Clichés endure because they’re often true
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02. Modern Survelliance
Author: Jeremy Bentham Date: 1748 - 1832 Relevance: Architect of the Panopticon, Father of Utilitarianism Important Works: The Panopticon Writings (1786) and Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1780).
Author: Michel FoucaultDate: 1926-1984 Relevance: Panopticism, Theorist of Power Important Works: Madness and Civilization (1961); The Birth of the Clinic (1963); The Order of Things (1966); Discipline and Punish (1975).
Jeremy Bentham
Founder of Utilitarianism “Greatest happiness for the greatest number”. Believed systems should be efficient, moral, and socially beneficial. Inventor of the Panopticon (late 1700s) Circular prison design: inmates can be watched at any time, but never know when. Proposed for prisons, schools, factories, hospitals. Goal: internalize discipline, people control themselves when they might be seen. Saw surveillance as a tool for moral reform and social order. Irony & Legacy Never built in his lifetime; rejected by government. Became a symbol of modern surveillance — picked up later by Michel Foucault.
05. Foucault
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03. Objective of the Panopticon
Visible
Unverifiable
To say all in one word, the panopticon will be found applicable, I think, without exception, to all establishments whatsoever. No matter how different, or even opposite the purpose: whether it be that of punishing the incorrigible, guarding the insane, reforming the vicious, confining the suspected, employing the idle, maintaining the helpless, curring the sick, instructing the willing in any branch of industry, or training the rising race in the path of education. In a word, whether it be applied to the purposes of perpetual prisons in the room of death, or prisons for confinement before trial, or penitentiary-houses, or houses of correction, or work-houses, or manufactories, or mad-houses, or hospitals, or schools.
-Jeremy Bentham
04. "All Establishments Everywhere"
Hospitals
Factories
Enforces medical authority by placing patients under continuous observation, turning them into passive subjects of treatment and record-keeping.
Organizing space and time (e.g., workstations, shifts, clocking in) so that workers self-discipline under the logic of efficiency and supervision.
Prisons
Schools
To reform inmates by making them internalize discipline, possibility of being watched replaces the need for physical force or constant guards.
Students internalize discipline through structured routines like bells, schedules, and teacher surveillance.
07.
Infrastructure of Power
Discussion
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08. Agency and Ownership
Privacy is a commodity
10. Works Cited
Book Title
Book Title
- Last Name, Last Name, Author (20xx). Place of publication: Publisher
- Last Name, Last Name, Author (20xx). Place of publication: Publisher
Book Title
Book title
- Last Name, Last Name, Author (20xx). Place of publication: Publisher
- Last Name, Last Name, Author (20xx). Place of publication: Publisher
Book title
Book Title
- Last Name, Last Name, Author (20xx). Place of publication: Publisher
- Last Name, Last Name, Author (20xx). Place of publication: Publisher
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the nsa has already read this lecture.
MA/Rhetoric & Composition
Georgina (GiGi)
Morals reformed, health preserved, industry invigorated instruction diffused, public burthens lightened. Economy seated, as it were, upon a rock -the gordian knot of the Poor-Laws are not cut, but untied , all by a simple idea in Architecture!
-Jeremy Bentham
Bentham's writing courtesy of The British Library Board
Index
01. Summary
10. Bibliography
07. State of the issue
04. Hypotheses
02. Introduction
05. Theoretical framework
08. Development
11. Figures and tables
12. Attachments
09. Conclusion
06. Methodology
03. Objectives
03. Why the Title
Clichés endure because they’re often true
The FBI looking at my search history on Panopticism like
02. Modern Survelliance
Author: Jeremy Bentham Date: 1748 - 1832 Relevance: Architect of the Panopticon, Father of Utilitarianism Important Works: The Panopticon Writings (1786) and Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1780).
Author: Michel FoucaultDate: 1926-1984 Relevance: Panopticism, Theorist of Power Important Works: Madness and Civilization (1961); The Birth of the Clinic (1963); The Order of Things (1966); Discipline and Punish (1975).
Jeremy Bentham
Founder of Utilitarianism “Greatest happiness for the greatest number”. Believed systems should be efficient, moral, and socially beneficial. Inventor of the Panopticon (late 1700s) Circular prison design: inmates can be watched at any time, but never know when. Proposed for prisons, schools, factories, hospitals. Goal: internalize discipline, people control themselves when they might be seen. Saw surveillance as a tool for moral reform and social order. Irony & Legacy Never built in his lifetime; rejected by government. Became a symbol of modern surveillance — picked up later by Michel Foucault.
05. Foucault
Interactive step-by-step visual communication:
Did you know that Genially allows you to share your creation directly, without the need for downloads? Ready for your audience to view it on any device and give it exposure anywhere.
03. Objective of the Panopticon
Visible
Unverifiable
To say all in one word, the panopticon will be found applicable, I think, without exception, to all establishments whatsoever. No matter how different, or even opposite the purpose: whether it be that of punishing the incorrigible, guarding the insane, reforming the vicious, confining the suspected, employing the idle, maintaining the helpless, curring the sick, instructing the willing in any branch of industry, or training the rising race in the path of education. In a word, whether it be applied to the purposes of perpetual prisons in the room of death, or prisons for confinement before trial, or penitentiary-houses, or houses of correction, or work-houses, or manufactories, or mad-houses, or hospitals, or schools.
-Jeremy Bentham
04. "All Establishments Everywhere"
Hospitals
Factories
Enforces medical authority by placing patients under continuous observation, turning them into passive subjects of treatment and record-keeping.
Organizing space and time (e.g., workstations, shifts, clocking in) so that workers self-discipline under the logic of efficiency and supervision.
Prisons
Schools
To reform inmates by making them internalize discipline, possibility of being watched replaces the need for physical force or constant guards.
Students internalize discipline through structured routines like bells, schedules, and teacher surveillance.
07.
Infrastructure of Power
Discussion
Use graphics in your presentation. Interactive visual communication enhances communication outcomes on any topic and in any context you can imagine. Make numbers turn into stories.
08. Agency and Ownership
Privacy is a commodity
10. Works Cited
Book Title
Book Title
Book Title
Book title
Book title
Book Title
APPLAUSE