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Due to this, anyone can be taken and transformed into a soldier, unlike in the previous century when a soldier had to be found. This idea can be portrayed through a poster by the marines who promoted the idea of ‘one good man, six weeks better.’ This shows disciplinary power working in a tiny, intimate, controlled manner to create predictable results. It operates on human beings as if they are clay, changing their hearts and minds in order to make them into a particular individual. This was a new

Spotlighting in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind While music always plays a significant part to convey emotions in film, light can be used just as effectively. The use of a special lighting technique is very noticeable in the memory scenes of Michel Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. A major part of Eternal Sunshine is spent inside the protagonist Joel’s mind. He is in the process of deleting his memory of Clementine, who was his girlfriend for two years. Two main lighting styles

How does the panopticon function to create self-disciplining and docile subjects? Note one way in which this social design works to create self-policing subjects and one instance in which it fails. 
 The system is designed to over see the many and be supervised by the few. Originally designed for prisons the concept was socially adopted and used often. Schools use the system of panopticon function to over see the many children, just like a hospital, factories and prisons which all function and look

A Panopticon is a structure designed to where subjects can be observed from a central viewpoint, but cannot view each other. Why can the Central tower supervise the inmates while the inmates cannot supervise others? Simply because the central tower has the power, for the inmates to be able to observe each other in the same manner would either be inconsequential, or unjust. Foucault says that knowledge and power are deeply intertwined and that both can be used to produce the other via observation

1857 called “Salon de 1857”. In 1859, Jules and his wife had made around twenty trips to the British Isles. All of the trips had inspired Jules to write the novel “Backwards to Britain.” In 1861, Jules and his wife had a baby. The babies name was Michel Jean Pierre

In Nietzsche’s book, Genealogy of Morals, Nietzsche gives his account of the origin of guilt. Nietzsche initially states that guilt is rooted in one’s instinctual desire to cause suffering in order to express power over others. However, once an individual becomes integrated and cultured into society, they are prevented from such behavior. One’s instinct then for cruelty remains intact causing the individual to find another way to express their power. Nietzsche explains that because of this, bad conscience

The Circle is a Panopticon According to Dalai Lama, a lack of transparency results in distrust and a deep sense of insecurity. The novel The Circle by Dave Eggers displays an example of full transparency with the company the Circle. A panopticon is full transparency without the other person knowing. The company, Circle, is a panopticon because the Circle is a transparent company, the Circlers work are taking over their lives like a prisoner, and the Circle uses oppressive behavior towards the Circlers

In “Panopticism”, Michel Foucault proposes an explanation for how power and discipline are instilled and function within society. These ideas were created based on the purification and partitioning systems introduced during the seventeenth century plague. Families were confined to their households and failure to comply with daily roll calls, limited food rations, and immobility resulted in death. The Panopticon created by Bentham provides further support for the concept of constant visibility. This

The movie Flash of Genius relates to Intellectual Property in that the intermittent windshield wipers were Robert Kearns’ own intellectual property. The movie has strong ties to patent laws of the United States as well as the 1941 Supreme Court case of Cuno Engineering v. Automatic Devices Corp which requires that a new device must “reveal the flash of creative genius, not merely the skill of the calling” (JUSTIA).The movie relates to this because Ford infringed on Kearns’ patent (that was still

Most creative endeavors are marathons, not sprints. It's carefully honing a craft until it truly sparkles. This is both the method and madness for Brooklyn's trio, Little Daylight. By fashioning memorable and jarring pop melodies with confident and engrossing live performances, the newcomers are carving out their own little slice of sunshine with their debut album, Hello Memory. "When we first formed, which was the day we started writing 'Hello Memory', the three of us each dumped our mental baggage