panoptical

IPA: pʌnˈɑptɪkʌɫ

adjective

  • including everything visible in one view
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Examples of "panoptical" in Sentences

  • The revert that Panoptical applied was probably a mistake.
  • Critics could say this is like one modern form of “panoptical” monitoring.
  • A panoptical model was used, and its premise tested through extension into these communal spaces.
  • Encyclopedic and panoptical in his enumerations, Bhaskar deserves a closer look, paradigmatically as well as personally.
  • Any causal or panoptical hypothesis put forth by some worthy, therefore, needs to be scanned for its level of inspiration.
  • Theres a sort of panoptical effect to this sort of domination, that wears women down into behaving in ways that benefit not themselves, but men.
  • But bullshit's natural habitat is also under stress with the panoptical of YouTube and I-phones and their techno-kin reality TV is bullshit's "artistic" cognate.
  • Cameron cleared up the mess and set the new rules after Microsoft's monolithic, centralised and panoptical Hailstorm ID management policy collapsed under its own weight.
  • And even when we're not literally getting taped on an I-phone or video, we've by now internalized the wary, jittery, self-censoring instincts that the panoptical of our age promotes, and that cripple our bullshit capacities.

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