2013
DOI: 10.1080/0046760x.2013.832408
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The eye of power(-lessness): on the emergence of the panoptical and synoptical classroom

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“…e teachers positions themselves at a point where their gaze reaches all students, and likewise, where all the students can see them. Hence, the position of the teacher swarms in the synoptic, as a point that brings together all gazes (Landahl, 2013), but also, a place where they can hear everything, and hear of they are being heard.…”
Section: Students In Ont Of the Mirrormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e teachers positions themselves at a point where their gaze reaches all students, and likewise, where all the students can see them. Hence, the position of the teacher swarms in the synoptic, as a point that brings together all gazes (Landahl, 2013), but also, a place where they can hear everything, and hear of they are being heard.…”
Section: Students In Ont Of the Mirrormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The organisation of the room and the spatial positioning of the teacher according to the recitation method certainly imply different relations of power and control of instruction as compared to monitorial technology (cf. Landahl, 2013b;Linné, 2007b).…”
Section: Materiality Artefacts and Mediational Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En esta línea, pueden resultar especialmente interesantes los trabajos que reflexionan sobre la educación para la ciudadanía (Nicoll, Fejes, Olson, Dahlstedt y Biesta, 2013;Ríos-Rojas, 2018). Como no podía ser de otra manera, no escasean los estudios que releen la escuela desde la perspectiva foucaultiana sobre el castigo, la disciplina o el control (Asimaki, Koustourakis y Vergidis, 2016;Bartholomaeus, 2016;Bowdridge y Blenkinsop, 2011;Glackin, 2018;Landahl, 2013;Millei, 2012), si bien jamás prestan una atención específica al concepto nuclear de dispositivo. Dentro de este último bloque de trabajos, cabría distinguir aquellos que analizan los contextos educativos desde el último Foucault, el centrado en las "prácticas del cuidado de sí", aquel interesado por el sujeto desde la perspectiva de sí mismo, de aquellos procedimientos que han ayudado históricamente al individuo a cultivarse como sujeto según cada contexto discursivo (Hattam y Baker, 2015;Leask, 2012;Preston, 2012;Siebert y Walsh, 2013;Zink, 2010).…”
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