panopticism

the university's surveillance system raised concerns about panopticism and student privacy.

critics argue that social media platforms operate on principles of panopticism, encouraging self-censorship.

the constant threat of being watched can lead to a chilling effect, a form of panopticism in action.

foucault's concept of panopticism highlights the power dynamics inherent in institutional settings.

the architecture of the prison, as described by foucault, exemplifies the principles of panopticism.

employees felt a sense of panopticism due to the manager's constant monitoring of their work.

the rise of big data and algorithmic surveillance intensifies the potential for panopticism in modern society.

we must be wary of systems that create a sense of panopticism, even without direct observation.

the impact of panopticism extends beyond physical spaces to encompass digital interactions as well.

the feeling of being constantly observed, a hallmark of panopticism, can stifle creativity and dissent.

the use of facial recognition technology raises serious questions about the expansion of panopticism.