He called it the "panopticon," drawing on the Greek root word panoptes meaning "all seeing." It was an architectural proposal that sought to solve issues related to prisoner unrest, rebellion and ...
The panopticon, first envisioned by British philosopher and social reformer Jeremy Bentham in the 1700s, is a circular structure with a domed roof and cells arranged in tiers on the circumference.
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