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Reto de Poderes: ¿Qué controla la conducta?

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Reto de Poderes: ¿Qué controla la conducta?
 

Reto de Poderes: ¿Qué controla la conducta?Online version

Descubre cómo se controla la conducta a lo largo del tiempo

by Alejandro Gauna
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Puedo no ser visto, pero mi ojo duerme en todas partes. En una prisión ideal, el prisionero nunca sabe si está observado, y esa incertidumbre le hace comportarse. ¿Qué arte de control es este, originado en la idea de vigilar desde un único punto?

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Efecto: la posibilidad de estar observado induce a comportarse sin saber si realmente se está observando.

Origen: propuesto por Bentham para prisiones, pero aplicable a la disciplina social.

Idea central: vigilancia constante desde una posición privilegiada.

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