دانلود کتاب Surveillance | Society | Culture

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Cover Copyright information Acknowledgments Contents Introduction I. Agencies Surveillance – A Complex Relationship 1 The Critias Fragment: Constructing and Deconstructing Control 2 Hamlet and Early Modernity: The Tragic Antagonism between Surveillance and Resistance 3 The Modern Picture in Godard’s Alphaville: Satirical Demystification of Surveillance 4 The Three Representations of Surveillance Compared with Real, Intelligence-Based Surveillance Bibliography Gazing Back at the Monster – A Critical Posthumanist Intervention on Surveillance Culture, Sousveillance and the Lifelogged Self 1 Towards an Equilibrium: The Cultural Logic of Sousveillance 2 The Lifelogged Self as Empowered Self? 3 Curbing the Enthusiasm: A Critical Posthumanist Intervention Bibliography Too Much Information: Self-Monitoring and Confessional Culture 1 Self-Revelation and the Obligation to Speak: Foucault’s Confessing Animal 2 The Puritan Origins of Public Confession 3 Privacy and the Proliferation of Confessional Culture 4 “Tyranny of Intimacy”? Confessional Culture and the Public Realm 5 The Truth Will Set You Free: Televised Confessions 6 “I Am Seen, Therefore I Am” – Confessions as Do-It-Yourself Surveillance? 7 “The Right Be Let Alone” in the Age of Hyper-Publicity Bibliography II. Stories and songs Death by Data: Identification and Dataveillance in Gary Shteyngart’s Super Sad True Love Story 1 Introduction and Theoretical Background 2 (No) Laughing Matter - Satire, Society, and Dataveillance 3 Post-Humanity versus the Power of Narrative 4 Why America is Gone: The End of American Exceptionalism 5 Conclusion Bibliography Flickers of Vision: Surveillance and the Uncertainty Paradigm in Dave Eggers’s The Circle 1 Of Mirrors and Mimesis 2 SurveillanSecurity 3 Glass Tanks and Circles of (Mis)Trust 4 Waves and Particles 5 An Uncertain Conclusion Bibliography The Black Box of Humanism: Surveillance, the Spy Narrative, and Literary Form Bibliography Rap vs. Big Brother: The Conscious and the Comical Bibliography III. Visualities The Art of Surveillance: Surveying the Lives and Works of Andy Warhol and Ai Weiwei 1 Topologies of Surveillance 2 The Birth of Surveillance Art 2.1 Stalking Truman Capote 3 The Truman Show Delusion 4 The Rise of Participatory Surveillance 5 Bugging Ai Weiwei 6 Ai Weiwei Bugs Back 7 Conclusion Bibliography Paranoia and Surveillance in Andrew Dominik’s Film The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford Bibliography Mythologies of Violence in American Police Videos 1 Introduction 2 The Issue of Identification 3 Men with Guns 4 Confronting the “Other” 5 Conclusion Bibliography Afterword 1 From Videosphere to Infosphere 2 Technology on the Look-Out 3 Surveillance in Embryo 4 “See-Changes” 5 “Rogue Pixels” Bibliography Afterword About the Authors Index