Panopticon Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TestBank Work, Industry, and Canadian Society, 7e Krahn TB Test Bank to accompany Prepared by Harvey J. Krahn, William Silver, and Karen D. Hughes University of AlbertaCopyright © 2015 by Nelson Education Ltd. ii Test Bank to accompany Work, Industry, and Canadian Society, Seventh Edition By Harvey J. Krahn, Karen D. Hughes, and Graham S. Lowe Test Bank prepared by Harvey J. Krahn, William Silver, and Karen D. Hughes. Copy editor: Strong Finish Available at COPYRIGHT ©2015 by Nel...

These notes consist of the topics in the 'Criminal Justice' part of the Applied Ethics module including the function of criminal law, Foucault's power analysis and intersectionality in the prison industrial complex. Function of Criminal Law (retributivism, deterrence, communication) Evolution of Punishment (inc. Enlightenment values, reforms, slavery) Foucault's Analysis of Modern Disciplinary Power Bentham's Panopticon Angela Davis' Critique of Foucault's Analysis Gendered Character of ...

Social relativity - The only thing that matters to human well-being is how one stands relatively to others Discretion - Judgement between right and wrong NCVS (National Crime Victimization Survey) - largest victimization survey in the world, conducted by Justice Department and Census Bureau (conducted with over 100,000 people each year) The individual as a unit of analysis (psych theories) - Person, collective or object that is the target of the investigation NIBRS - National Inciden...

The essay used affordances as the main theory, coping with surveillance and panopticon, to analyse a platform.

Lecture notes on power and space in political geography - the operations of power in geopolitical spheres and spaces of war and control. Covers early Nazi ideas of the geopolitik and moves to authors such as Foucault.

True / False 1. The Pennsylvania System focused on the isolation of inmates and serving penance. a. True b. False ANSWER: True REFERENCES: The Arrival of the Penitentiary LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ACOR.CLEA.16.03.02 - Distinguish the basic assumptions of the penitentiary systems of Pennsylvania and New York. KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remember 2. English trends and practices greatly influenced American corrections. a. True b. False ANSWER: True REFERENCES: The Colon...

Seminar notes on week 7 of the module Understanding Social Change. This is a Sociology degree module. Topics covered: Michel Foucault’s Basic Concepts, Intellectual Influences, and Theoretical Orientation, quiz questions on Foucault, What is power? Criticisms, issues & questions raised by reading Foucault.

ART 242 – Introduction to Photographic Concepts MIDTERM EXAM 100 points Instructions Please answer each question in your own words. The entire point of this exam is for you to demonstrate that you understand key photographic concepts. I already know that you can google things. Write in your own words and complete the exam on your own. It’s okay to ask occasional guidance from a colleague, just don’t submit someone else’s answer. Look to the readings, class PowerPoints, and arti...

ART 242 – Introduction to Photographic Concepts MIDTERM EXAM 100 points Instructions Please answer each question in your own words. The entire point of this exam is for you to demonstrate that you understand key photographic concepts. I already know that you can google things. Write in your own words and complete the exam on your own. It’s okay to ask occasional guidance from a colleague, just don’t submit someone else’s answer. Look to the readings, class PowerPoints, and arti...

This document highlights the most important points from Bordieu's Capital Theory, Gans's Poverty Theory, Laureau's Growth Models, Foucault's Discipline Theory (Panopticon), Elam's Schizophrenia Theory, Rosenhan's Psychiatric Research, Lewis and Manno's Educational exploration, Gender Theory, and cumulative advantages.