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'The Panopticon'
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The Panopticon is a conceptual design for institutional buildings, most famously prisons, developed by the English philosopher and social theorist Jeremy Bentham in the late 18th century. Its central idea revolves around a circular structure with a central observation tower from which a single guard can observe all inmates without being seen. This architectural design creates a situation where prisoners must assume they are constantly being watched, fostering self-regulation and discipline. The Panopticon is not only a physical structure but also a metaphor for mechanisms of social control and surveillance in modern societies, influencing political thought about power, authority, and governance. French
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