Within the capital is the Panopticon, under which is located the Eye of Harmony, the nucleus of a black hole that is their power source.

It is also hinted that the Celestial Intervention Agency will evolve into the beings of pure thought known as the Celestis, who observe the war from outside this dimension ( the Last Parliament in which they sit resembles the Panopticon on Gallifrey and the closest anyone gets to describing them is similar to the Time Lords ' robes ).

At the centre of the Capitol is the Panopticon, beneath which is the Eye of Harmony.

The Outsiders have often been equated with the " Shobogans ", a group mentioned briefly in The Deadly Assassin as being responsible for acts of vandalism around the Panopticon, but there is actually nothing on screen that explicitly connects the two.

The greatest example of Time Lord technology is the Eye of Harmony, a repurposed black hole singularity contained within the instrumentality below the Panopticon.

Bentham conceived the basic plan as being equally applicable to hospitals, schools, poorhouses, daycares, and madhouses, but he devoted most of his efforts to developing a design for a Panopticon prison, and it is his prison which is most widely understood by the term.

The Panopticon is widely, but erroneously, believed to have influenced the design of Pentonville Prison in North London, Armagh Gaol in Northern Ireland

This is the volume that contains Bentham's writings on the Panopticon.

This is the key point in Foucault ’ s argument: the shift from the Panopticon to panopticism.

The structure of the state is analogous to the prison design concept developed by Jeremy Bentham commonly referred to as the Panopticon.

This is how the Separate Prison at Port Arthur differed from the original theory of the Panopticon.

There is a certain irony in the blind exploring the all seeing eye of the Panopticon.

The Halo is a Panopticon artwork which opened in 2007 and is sited in the hills above Haslingen as the centrepiece of a reclaimed landscape.

He is behaving very strangely and when the Chancellory Guard under their Commander, Andred, arrive at the Panopticon Chamber to interrogate him, the Doctor demands to be taken to Chancellor Borusa, who is now in charge of the Time Lords.

The figure of the Panopticon is already haunted by a parallel figure of simulation.

Panopticon III is affordable, effective, and available to anyone who wants to use it.

The design is said to have been based on that of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon.

Among his many proposals for legal and social reform was a design for a prison building he called the Panopticon.

The Panopticon was a round building with a central control tower looking into cells on the perimeter of the building.

He eventually came to have complete responsibility for Potemkin's factories and workshops, and it was while considering the difficulties of supervising the large workforce that he devised the principle of central inspection, and designed the Panopticon building which would embody that principle and was later popularized by his brother Jeremy.

The prison has an element of the Panopticon with its plan a star or a snowflake shaped building, with two block housing a total ten wings emanating from a central core where the watchtower is situated.

He also designed and constructed many novel inventions, including an amphibious vessel and an articulated barge built for Catherine the Great, and the first Panopticon.

Samuel returned to England in 1791, and for the next few years was involved with his brother Jeremy in trying to promote the Panopticon scheme and he designed machinery for use in it.

Aside from common changes introduced by the World of Darkness metaplot, mages dealt with renewed conflict when the hidden Rogue Council and the Technocracy's Panopticon encouraged the Traditions and Technocracy to struggle once again.

The Rogue Council only made itself known through coded missives, while Panopticon was apparently created by the leaders of the Technocracy to counter it.

Bentham became convinced that his plans for the Panopticon had been thwarted by the King and an aristocratic elite acting in their own interests.

Multiview orthographic projection # Elevation | Elevation, Multiview orthographic projection # Section | section and Multiview orthographic projection # Plan | plan of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, drawn by Willey Reveley, 1791

Bentham remained bitter about the rejection of the Panopticon scheme throughout his later life, convinced that it had been thwarted by the King and an aristocratic elite.

The National Penitentiary was indeed subsequently built on the Millbank site, but to a design by William Williams that owed little to the Panopticon, beyond the fact that the governor's quarters, administrative offices and chapel were placed at the centre of the complex.

* Panopticon — by Jeremy Bentham ( online version )

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This requires a particular form of institution, exemplified, Foucault argues, by Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon.

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Eventually this will lead, by its means of perfection, to the elimination of the Panopticon itself.

Deposited on Gallifrey, he finds himself in the Panopticon alongside his fifth and seventh incarnations, also brought by the Temperon.

* The Bahá ' í Faith as Panopticon, by Juan Cole, detailing his criticisms of the American Bahá ' í community.

* Panopticon prison design by Bentham ( 1786 )

* Panopticon, an album by post-metal band Isis

Influenced by the ideas of the philosopher Jeremy Bentham the Tabula wish to enforce a Virtual Panopticon: a society where all individuals become so accustomed to being watched and monitored that they act at all times as if they were being observed and are as such completely controllable.

The site at Millbank was originally purchased in 1799 on behalf of the Crown by the philosopher Jeremy Bentham, for the erection of his Panopticon prison as Britain's new National Penitentiary.

Twentieth-century French philosopher Michel Foucault argued that the Panopticon was paradigmatic of several 19th-century " disciplinary " institutions.