Michel Foucault's Discipline and Punish discusses, for 10points, what setup articulated in the letters of Jeremy Bentham?
In the article "An Utterly Dark Spot," Miran Bozovic states that this object was intended to "create the fiction of God," citing the doctrine of real presence as evidence of that view. This thing gives its name to a theory positing a "new political anatomy" in which "object" and "end" are not the relations of sovereignty, but rather the "relations of discipline"; that theory named for this object was introduced in a book that considers this "cruel and ingenious" object as a "heterotopia" in which individuals collaborate on their own (*)  subjection. The original description of this construct, which was accompanied by the architect's Willey Revely's drawings, describes how "every motion of the limbs" and "every muscle of faces" are under the "gaze of the inspector" within a central tower. Michel Foucault's Discipline and Punish discusses, for 10points, what setup articulated in the letters of Jeremy Bentham?
In the article "An Utterly Dark Spot," Miran Bozovic states that this object was intended to "create the fiction of God," citing the doctrine of real presence as evidence of that view.
Panopticon 