political-fake news section of my paper (clickbait typology)

Due to this, I will introduce and add political-fake news as a type of clickbait (#10). It can be argued that it is the other way around- clickbait is a type of fake news. But I am arguing that political-fake news is a type of clickbait due to the desired click that needs to happenContinue reading “political-fake news section of my paper (clickbait typology)”

11/18/2019 reading response

“Duckface/Stoneface” was both an interesting and funny article to read. I never knew there were articles dedicated to identifying selfie/media stereotypes. This was written in 2013 and I believe little has changed from selfie stereotypes. I really enjoyed how these stereotypes had a lot to do with gender and provided insight to not only selfieContinue reading “11/18/2019 reading response”

11/4/19 Extra credit reading response

In Winner’s “Do artifacts have politics?” he examines the subtle and less obvious ways that politics sneak into our lives. At first, I thought it would be literal technology, such as tablets, phones, and computers. However, he creates a fascinating insight into technological systems such as bridges, structures, and machines. He believes that we oughtContinue reading “11/4/19 Extra credit reading response”

HOMEWORK 10/7

Marcieca’s text relates to Robert-Millers because of the concept of demagoguery that we’ve been discussing in class. To refer back to Robert Miller, “Demagoguery is polarizing propaganda that motivates members of an ingroup to hate and scapegoat some outgroup(s), largely by promising certainty, stability, and what Erich Fromm famously called “an escape from freedom.” Marcieca’sContinue reading “HOMEWORK 10/7”

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