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researchers have used
expressions such as
superpanopticon (Mark
Poster 1990),
panoptic sort (Oscar H.
Gandy Jr. 1993) and
electronic panopticon (David Lyon 1994)...
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architectural plan",
while panopticism is a "set of
general ideas about the
control of po****tions". In the
chapter entitled,
Panopticism,
Foucault argued that...
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collection and
create indifference to
panoptic developments in technology. One of the
major issues with
Panopticism in the
Smart Cities context is that...
- in a
certain way,
depriving them of privacy. In
direct response to the
panoptic and
invasive forms of
tracking manifesting themselves within the digital...
- Synopticon, "surveillance of the few by the many", a
reverse of Bentham's
Panopticism Synopsis (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- governmentality, heterotopia, gaze, limit-experience, power-knowledge,
panopticism,
subjectivation (****ujettis****t), parrhesia,
epimeleia heautou, visibilités...
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systems established in
factories and
school reflected Bentham's
vision of
panopticism. In his 1992
paper "Postscripts on the
Societies of Control", Deleuze...
- an
individual object.
Panoptic segmentation combines both
semantic and
instance segmentation. Like
semantic segmentation,
panoptic segmentation is an approach...
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Oxford University Press. 1994.
Retrieved 24
April 2021. Lad, Jateen. "
Panoptic Bodies.
Black Eunuchs in the
Topkapi Palace", Scroope:
Cambridge Architecture...
- the
Gestapo that
Germany between 1933 and 1945 was a
prime example of
panopticism. The Gestapo—at times—was
overwhelmed with
denunciations and most of...
