Exploring the intersection of identity and digital communication, this text delves into how evolving technologies and platforms shape our self-perception, interpersonal relationships, and bodily awareness. It offers a foundational understanding of the profound effects these rapid changes have on individual and collective subjectivity, making it a crucial resource for anyone interested in the implications of digital interaction on personal and social identities.
Understanding Population Concepts in Media, Culture and Society
Exploring the concept of 'population', this book delves into how it shapes perceptions of identity, belonging, and societal dynamics. It examines issues of overpopulation and underpopulation, the notion of otherness, and the political implications surrounding marginalized groups often referred to as 'forgotten people'. By integrating media, cultural, and social theory, it offers a nuanced perspective on these critical themes.
The book delves into the representation of the COVID-19 pandemic across media and culture, examining its impact on identity and social belonging. It highlights how these changes have reshaped our ethical relations with one another and the broader world, offering insights into the evolving nature of identity during this unprecedented time.