Jeremy Bentham theorized one of these in which an observer could watch all of its residents, named the panopticon.
In the late 1700s, John Howard published an influential account of these locations in England. The Auburn System was used in some of these locations in the U.S., where they were studied by Zebulon Brockway. One of these locations was overseen by Frederic-Auguste Demetz in Mettray and was discussed in a book by Michel Foucault. In Britain, types of these locations that catered to the youth were called borstals. Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America was written while he was touring America to study these locations. Jeremy Bentham theorized one of these in which an observer could watch all of its residents, named the panopticon. The best known experiment of Philip Zimbardo simulated one of these locations. For 10 points, name these locations discussed in Discipline and Punish that house criminals for rehabilitation.
In the late 1700s, John Howard published an influential account of these locations in England.
prisons [accept jails or penal colonies or rehabilitation centers or other clear knowledge equivalents]