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Deontological Ethics and Surveillance Critique by Fretcy Villorente is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This term paper critiques surveillance through a deontological lens, exploring its historical evolution and ethical implications, particularly in the digital age. It discusses the panoptic gaze as theorized by Bentham and Foucault, highlighting the tension between security and individual privacy. The paper concludes that surveillance undermines individual autonomy and dignity, emphasizing the need for consent and respect for personal rights.
- Author
- Fretcy Villorente
- Language
- EN