Theoretical explanations ( globalisation)

Question 1

Marxist critical

Answer 1

Garside
Cornford and Robins
The Snowdon Report

Question 2

Garside

Answer 2

Marxist

The tyocial adult spends 8hrs 41 minuties on social media each day but only 8 hours 21 minutes asleep suggesting digital communication is a way of entertaining people which presents no real threat to the existing capitalist soctey

-Alienation
-Making people become more isolated from each other tot stop revolution
A distraction tool from there expolations

Question 3

Cornford and Robins

Answer 3

Marxist

digital communications is just another way in which we can be ideologically controlled by capitalist who own and control this form of media. Social media makes us think we have freedom, democracy and equality it is just another capitalist can make money and control us.

Question 4

The Snowdon Report

Answer 4

Marxist

The US and UK government had accessed personal conversations on digital media in the interest of national security, domestic spys examples , voicemails, browser history, intelligence agencies suggest that these are necessary and legal but many had mixed reaction.

Question 5

Feminism critical

Answer 5

Arlaccki
Hughes
Schuster

Question 6

Arlaccki

Answer 6

Feminism critical

organised expitation is one the most undesirable consequence of globalisation.
He states that there is not currently considered s property in any country.

40.3 million people in human trafficking
Physical, sexual emotional abuse
Commodification of women
Exersing men’s violence toward women ( porn)
Viewing violence/ revenge porn
Objectification of women

Question 7

Hughes

Answer 7

Feminism critical

digital communication can help to reinforces the patriarchy though sex exploitation such as bride trafficking and sex tourism.
Digital communication means that information about where to buy ptoutises can occur and live sex shows can be viewed.

Question 8

Schuster

Answer 8

Feminism critical

Online activism if often preserved for the young. And that due to the closed nature of some social networks feminait discussion if often ‘hidden’ from thoes who are not sufficiently networked.
May create a divide between young feminist and older activists as the new wave of feminst unwittingly hide their polyics from their older peers.
Okfeministing - only young feminsist

Question 9

Feminist positive

Answer 9

Haraway
Nakuamura
Cochrane

Question 10

Haraway

Answer 10

Feminist positive

image of cyborg in the films. Literature / computer games - women in the 80s were increasing involved in the sci-fi genres of these. This can be applied currently use of popular culture e.g avatar on xbox live, secondlife /cyber city - women can create more empowered and physically stronger verison of themselves including images of part human part machine. Women should be involved in the growth of technology.

Question 11

Nakuamura

Answer 11

Feminist positive

used increasingly  more by women for a range of different ethic and class backgrounds. Social media and digital communication can be used by women as a forum for support when they face distimination and inequality 
#metoo 
#heforshe
Tedtalk - laura bates - everyday sexisim - forum for women to share experience of sexusal harassment

Question 12

Cochrane

Answer 12

Feminist positive

Range of ways in which women have used digital communication in order challenge particle and seict atiidues she notes the following campaign ;
The girls Guides - introduced a campaigning and activism badge
Mumsnet.com - found that 59% of their users considered themselves feminst, double those who did not
Larasi - started campaign to address rasist and seixt attitudes in music vidoes and students campaigned for the banning of blurred lines