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| '''LECTURE NOTES FOR ASSIGNMENT 2
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| ''PARTICIPATORY SURVEILLANCE
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| ''OR PARTICIPATORY CAPITALISM (a model for understanding who we are)
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| -wikileaks (reputable news institution, they do what journalists do and the guardian becomes the medium of distribution)
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| data- leaves of the tree // information - the whole tree, formated
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| -how can a system work with nice guyis in control?
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| -we are part of it
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| "Postscripts of control society"
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| control, encapsulation of people in prisons, schools, etc, control power through informational interchanges, control people via their access in information
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| material discourse, discourse is action in space
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| disciplinary society, every one is a performer in a society of spectacle, we are performing subjects, (system of participation, advertising etc)
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| economy based on sharing info
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| we are contributing in the flow of data
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| FOUCAULT panoptikon MARK POSTER superpanoptikon WE know that we are watched and our act is based on that
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| -govermentality distribution of power
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| how the sort of the pople who thinkg wr are has changed
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| discipline society (doesnt "kill", it reforms subjectivity)
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| panopticon inspired by Jeremy Bentham 's penitentiary panopticon
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| DISCIPLINARY SPACES prison- school-hospital-factoy-church (family?) make us eternalize control, follow norms
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| CLASSIC AGE 17.18 cent: the body is a subject of power through punishment
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| enlightment: introduced the idea of a state that looks after us
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| MODERN AGE: body is tranformed into paticular spaces (disciplinary spaces)
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| The more compliant the body, the more efficient it will be. Efficiency is gained through codification of time- space (time code=>gives individual ranking, space code=> gives individual space)
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| Biopower= the distribution of bodies in time and space
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| Disciplinary systems based on surveillance, discipline, ranking and self regulation
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| Power remains, continuity
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| bad side (we are cogs in the machine)
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| good side (systems of health , education, etc etc)
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| nevertheless our individuality in constructed
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| the function of disciplinE society is to train
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| -observation-surveillance
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| -normalisation/ judgement
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| -examination (classification, punishment, diagnose)
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| photography as a means of surveillance and normalisation
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| Cesare lombroso typology of criminals (1870) (database)
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| foucault and the individual .p 204
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| we are not suprised, it becomes kind of obvious
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| +the notion of social construction
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| +we are constituted by elements that are external for us
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| gilles deleuze control society
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| cultural hegemony
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| celebrity- neolibrreal, performing subject, performacne subject essential to get visibility
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| we become commodity, the production of the individual as commodity
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| we sell ourself
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| nonscopic surveillance devices
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| DATABASE
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| the organisational principle that calls us to explain, organize our shelfes
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| major change in the way records are kept
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| (we participate n share)
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| surveillance without a particular space
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| panoptikon -industrialisation
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| superpanoptikon post fordist society
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| control society-> codes
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| discipline society-?rules, forms(the body is situated)
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| WE LIVE IN PUBLIC
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| capsule -(arhitecture n capsules?)
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| everyting is FREE
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| pseydo chat, web tv, streaming
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| Josh Harris : we are in the business to control peoples life, my job is to destroy NBC
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| freedome be beeing watced
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| "detached from myself"
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| Millgram experiment
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| (sort prototype of reality tv)
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