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Globalisation and the Digital Social World - Sociologists
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- 1KirkpatricFacebook Effect -
Movements started online - 2Howard'Digital Jesus'
- Religious Web Communications - 3MohammadiExaggerated Western images of homogenisation
- 4Crotaeu and HoynesDigital media comanies are being forced to take in local practices
- 5Giddens (Cultural Defence)Reverse Colonisation
- 6Lil and KirkupAnalysing Chinese and British gendered internet useage
- 7Mertens and D'HaenensMarxist look at how different classes use the interent
- 8Berry79% under OAP have internet access
37% over OAP have internet access - 9BoyleDigital Generation Divide
- 10CaseWe are all cyborgs now
- 11EllisonOnline identity is constructed by the user
- 12TurkleAlone Together
- 13GranovetterMeasuring relationships
1.Time
2. Intensity
3. Intimacy
4. Reciprocity - 14ZhaoConnective activities = social ties
- 15Krut et alThose with social ties online, often have offline relations
- 16FeldWe use social networks to evaluate ourselves and others
- 17Miller relationships)Tales from Facebook
- 18Shaw and GrantPositives of the internet
- Decreases loneliness and depression - 19SnowdenSnowden report on the US spying on internet users
- 20BagdikianDigital communications owned by a few
- 21Cornford and Robins (2 ideas)1. Digital comms seems fair, but is owned by the few
2. Deregulation is controlling the masses - 22HarawayA Cyborg Manifesto
- 23NakamuraDigital communications gives muted voices presence - such as femeale ethnic minorities
- 24Laura Bates#EverydaySexism project
- 25CochraneSpoke about Fourth Wave feminism
- 26HughesSexual exploitation and patriarchal dominance through digital communication
- 27ArlacckiExploitation through globalisation and digitalisation
- 28ChittalAdvantages of #activism
- 29Ringrose et alExploitation of teenage girls thorugh sexting
- 30CollinsWe understand how people see the world through their online profiles
- 31BjorklundFacebook Autobiography
- 32HartAgreed with Bjorklunds Facebook autobiography
- 33CaseTwo adolesences - one online, one offline
- 34ElliotFragmented Identity through digitalisation
- 35FoucaultRegulated behaviour through online survelliance
- 36Millier (Postmodernist theories)Why We Post
- 37CarterCyber City
- People put the same amont of effort into online and offline relationships - 38BoelstorffSecond Life
- Online communities are unregulated and have no 'policing' - 39BoyleMedia Convergence
- 40McLuhenGlobal Village
- 41CastellsGlobal Networked Society
- 42Giddens (globalisation)Intensification of world wide relations where local happenings are shaped by events miles away
- 43WisemanThe term 'globalisation' is often misused or misunderstood
- 44Miller (virtual communities)CyWorld
- 45ChomskyTwitter posts are shallow
- 46JergensonOpposed Chomsky, saying that all together they have meaning, and no sense of thought is better than another
- 47KeenThe cult of the amateur
- 48CarrThe Shallows
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