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Berger, Bodies, and Foucault (Ways of Seeing, Berger, 1972 ("…

- - - - "technology not just mediates, but produces subjectivities," Hayles
    - - BAD: Some view selfies as this passive and negative act of self-objectification that is driven by economic , sexist, forces
      - GODD: Others view selfies as having the potential to allows people to explore, document and play with their bodies and representations.
        
        At least with selfies, the person is taking a picture of their own body (self objectification as potentially better than others, usually the male gaze doing the objectification?)
        
        "In a self-imaging practice, the artist is the object and the subject at the same time--a tjhreat to the social order of image production and consumption (Jones, 2006)
      - Hair?
      - Why not violence? Rihanna?
      - How do Instagram's content management policies create/enforce norms?
      - "Keep your clothes on" (moral superiority, body shaming)
      - https://help.instagram.com/477434105621119/
      - What is mature content?
      - How might we "resist?"
        
        How do we obscure identity?
- - - - Prison Systems / Police / Law
        
        Panopticon
        
        Surveillance
        
        "Discipline & Punish"
        
        Compare contrast Prison System of today with corporal punishment of middle ages
        
        Visibility
        
        Public punishment/executions could lead to revolt/rebellion
        
        the hidden system of today sanitizes and removes from visibility. You can resist what you can't see!
        
        "death" is similarly hidden/sanitized
        
        The parlour
        
        the BODY:
      - Medicine / Doctors / Psychiatrists
        
        "Madness & Civilization"
        
        Birth of the Asylum
        
        Birth of the Clinic
        
        Professional Doctor
        
        Medicane Gaze as dehumanizing
      - "History of Sexuality"
        
        sex has been "medicalized," codified by science
    - - the way we talk about thing enacts certain power relationships
    - - He was interested in how a society creates "norms" as one of the most insidious forms of institutional power.