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The eye represents the surveillance of the soul and spirit which controls the individual to be compliant and behave according to the desirable characteristics

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Observation and knowledge of an individuals story (childhood, environment, other social factors) can help determine reasoning for a persons offending, therefore an appropriate way of punishment and rehabilitation

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The people in the image are being subjected to some form of training and incarceration under the eye and watch of authority

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that we are all under surveillance, even when we are not imprisoned which is a form of subtle control

very impersonal as everyone is treated in the same way

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He would argue that the prisoners are self surveillancing themselves since there is the possibility that they are being watched. This makes them conform out of fear of being spotted doing something wrong

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Although the eye is directly above them (and they can’t actually see it), the people below have a constant feeling that they are being ‘watched’ and so feel the need to conform.

Foucault would interpret this as, despite not being directly told what to do, we as a society conform to expectations and norms as we feel obliged to (by the eye above)

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The eye may represent the micro-physics of social norms that acts upon the soul. The constraints of prison mean they conform, adjusting their behaviour to align with expected standards, internalising social norm of conformity.

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The fear of constant surveillance conditions the prisoners to show correct behaviour. The she represents surveillance of the soul, and the prisoners are always conscious of this, confronting their behaviour to the correct form. They cannot physically see the surveillance but risk of being watched

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The large, omnipresent eye at the top suggests constant surveillance. Panoptic structure emphasises the fact individuals are never sure when they are being watched. suggests a more contemporary form of control in modern technologies

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Even something simple like a fit bit watch influences behaviour- you get a fun notification if you reach 10,000 steps in a day. It also monitors other things, so influences healthy eating and sleeping patterns.

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empowerment- encourages activity, motivates people to move more

control- dependency, can dictate sense of success, can feel guilty if people aren’t meeting their active goals

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Apple Watches when you have to complete the workout rings, or when it notifies you to stand if you have been sitting for a while, a constant encouragement to do exercise

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We tend to follow what other people do due to fears of sticking out and being labelled as an outcast even if we aren’t aware of the societal expectations. This can then be exploited by those who have power who encourage consumerism and participation in fitness trends

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Some of the apps, such as health tracking apps, create a feeling of what you should be doing, which is quite pervasive and stressing, makes us want to fit a norm of “healthy” and “normal”

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1) she might have been poor and couldn’t afford what she has stolen

2) from 13 of March to 12 of June hence 3 months of imprisonment

3) today for the same crime she would be convicted with 6months custody but if the goods were worth more than £200 the max sentence would be 7 years

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May have stolen items due to harsh living conditions and probably having no money

Her sentence may have been transportation or imprisonment where she may have had to do hard demanding physical labour

Today I think she would’ve received a suspended sentence if she didn’t have any previous convictions (between 14days to 2 years) but likely wouldn’t of gone to prison if she stayed out of trouble

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I feel like this is fair as she has previous theft convictions

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1. She probably stole it because she was poor. It says she's homeless so must mean she is poor

2. 3 calendar months in prison

3. Depends how much she stole, what she stole and where she stole it from