Synopsis of Jeremy Bentham's Three Volume Work Panopticon or Inspection House Volume 3 - Postscript Part II
	The Third part is a second postscript to Volume 1. It proposes a Management Plan for a Penitentiary Panopticon. Title Page: Panopticon: Postscript Part II CONTAINING A PLAN OF MANAGEMENT FOR A PANOPTICON PENITENTIARY-HOUSE -------------- By Jeremy Benthm, OF Lincoln's-Inn,Esq. London PRINTED FORT. PAYNE, AT THE MEWS-GATE ------ 1791 ------------------------------------------ Discusses the management of a Panopticon Acknowledges John Howard's work, not as a writer but as a humanitarian. His publications "afford a rich fund of materials: but a quarry is not a house. No leading principals: no order: no connection." Summary of the goals of management: Example, preventing others by the terror of the example from the commission of familiar offenses. Good behavior Prevention of Prison-offenses Prevention of undue hardship Preservation of health, and cleanliness relating to that end Security against fire Safe Custody - prevention of escapes Provision for future subsistence - on completion of their sentence Provision for their good behavior : reformation Religious Instruction Intellectual Instruction and improvement Provision for comfort where not incompatible with other ends Observance of Economy Maintenance of Subordination Goes on to propose three rules or Regimes for different types of prisoners.
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