It is hard for me to be sure what Mr. Foucault was feeling. There are so many ways to look at an essay like this; maybe he felt as a prisoner of the Panopticon because of the constant ridicule he had to face for his sexual preference. Never knowing if he was being observed or frowned upon and facing verbal abuse for his choices. I can understand how these situations could make a person compare …showed first 75 words of 694 total…

…showed last 75 words of 694 total…a society. I disagree because this would give the power to one figure, and one mans philosophy will not be the next mans. There is no way for one leader to have the best interest of millions of citizens at heart. I think that each nation should have a different leader for each major political view that comprise that nation, but that’s a whole different essay. Edjuan Patterson ENG 106 Panopticism First Response ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**