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Jenny Hollander, “YouTube Video of Matthew Cordle Latest to Post Murder ‘Confession’ on Internet”
Last year, Because I said I would, a website that helps people post a commitment they are making, posted the above video on YouTube, featuring Matthew Cordle confessing to drunk driving the wrong way on a highway and killing a … Continue reading
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Tagged annotation, because i said i would, behavior, bustle, confession, crime, criminal, criminal justice, digital confessional, digital humanities, digital media, facebook, foucault, hegemony, internet confession, jail, jenny hollander, justice, matthew cordle, panopticon, police, postsecret, reddit, self-policing, social media, social norms, society, tumblr, twitter, victim, youtube
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Indhu Rajagopal, “Does the Internet shape a disciplinary society? The information-knowledge paradox”
Rajagopal’s essay considers the relationship between information and knowledge through a Foucauldian framework. This was a complex, dry argument, so I’m going to try to communicate what I understood, and what I might continue to think about. In the knowledge/power … Continue reading
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Tagged althusser, archaeology, confessional, digital, digital confessional, digital humanities, digital media, discipline, foucault, genealogy, hegemony, indhu rajagopal, information, institution, internet, ISA, knowledge, knowledge-information paradox, knowledge/power, panopticon, prison, social media
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Mitchell McInnis, “Conversation with a Dead Man: Foucault on Facebook and Confession”
Turning from panopticism (which I’m still unsure is a word) toward Foucault’s confessional, I look at Mitchell McInnis’ blog post from Hoboeye.com, which seems to be a possibly-temporarily-defunct online publication about wandering. I annotate this because the beginning raises an interesting … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, confession, confessional, conversation, digital confessional, digital humanities, digital media, facebook, foucault, hobo eye, hoboeye.com, internet confessional, michel foucault, mitchell mcinnis, panopticon, sharing, social media, story telling, talk shows, twitter
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