For the panopticon would be under democratic control, of a sort. “Any member of society,” Foucault notes, had “the right to come and see with his own eyes how the schools, hospitals, factories, ...

The panopticon, first envisioned by British philosopher and social reformer Jeremy Bentham in the 1700s, ... including schools, hospitals and factories.

Bentham’s Panopticon is an annular prison that places each prisoner in a visible, windowed cell surveyed by a central tower. ... When I returned to school after my off term — 12 weeks of unadulterated ...

The panopticon, first envisioned by British philosopher and social reformer Jeremy Bentham in the 1700s, ... including schools, hospitals and factories.