2022
DOI: 10.4000/etudes-benthamiennes.10289
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Claire Wrobel, Roman noir, réforme et surveillance en Angleterre (1764-1842)

Abstract: L'ouvrage de Claire Wrobel s'appuie sur une citation de Michel Foucault qui sert d'épigraphe à l'introduction, selon laquelle « les espaces imaginaires » que sont « les paysages d'Ann Radcliffe […] sont comme la 'contre-figure' des transparences et des visibilités qu'on essaie d'établir 1 ». Le « on » de cette citation est celui de Jeremy Bentham, que Claire Wrobel propose ici, suivant l'hypothèse foucaldienne, de lire conjointement avec l'oeuvre de Radcliffe, parue pour l'essentiel dans les années 1790, afin … Show more

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“…24 It should be borne in mind that the Panopticon was supposed to be a small structure, 25 and that solitary confinement was soon dismissed by Bentham as harmful for the inmates. 26 The main mechanism which readers of Discipline and Punish tend to associate with the Panopticon is the idea of the internalization of surveillance and the automatic functioning of power: the 'major effect of the Panopticon,' for Foucault, is 'to induce in the inmate a state of conscious and permanent visibility that assures the automatic functioning of power'. 27 It should be noted however that although panoptic surveillance is often reduced to the one-directional gaze coming from the watchtower and targeting inmates, it was meant to be multi-directional.…”
Section: Complexifying Foucault's Panopticismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…24 It should be borne in mind that the Panopticon was supposed to be a small structure, 25 and that solitary confinement was soon dismissed by Bentham as harmful for the inmates. 26 The main mechanism which readers of Discipline and Punish tend to associate with the Panopticon is the idea of the internalization of surveillance and the automatic functioning of power: the 'major effect of the Panopticon,' for Foucault, is 'to induce in the inmate a state of conscious and permanent visibility that assures the automatic functioning of power'. 27 It should be noted however that although panoptic surveillance is often reduced to the one-directional gaze coming from the watchtower and targeting inmates, it was meant to be multi-directional.…”
Section: Complexifying Foucault's Panopticismmentioning
confidence: 99%