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Watching Women: Surveillance and Spectatorship in Women's Television

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This dissertation considers how women’s spectatorship—how women are imagined as viewing subjects, and what are defined as feminine ways of watching—is transformed by digital technologies, and what it reveals about the shifting nature of privacy and visibility. It maps the contours of our current configuration of gendered looking relations by...

Keyword:

Spectatorship, Television, Media Studies, Surveillance, Women's Television, and Technology

Subject:

Gender studies, Film studies, and Communication

Creator:

Dickason, Cara Nash

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Language:

en

Date Uploaded:

05/31/2023

Date Created:

2022-01-01

Resource Type:

Dissertation

Alternate Identifier:

etdadmin_upload_972237 and http://dissertations.umi.com/northwestern:16457
Bladerunner 2022? An Empirical Assessment of Mass Surveillance from a National Survey of Police Departments

Description:

While the scholarship on policing and surveillance suggests that police departments have and use a wide array of sophisticated tools, the literature has largely focused on only a handful of the largest departments. Moreover, these studies tend to be qualitative, so it is difficult to pinpoint what factors might be...

Keyword:

Social control, Foucault, Police, Technology, and Surveillance

Subject:

Criminology, Sociology, and Law enforcement

Creator:

Oliver, Mariana

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Language:

en

Date Uploaded:

06/22/2022

Date Created:

2022-01-01

Resource Type:

Dissertation

Alternate Identifier:

etdadmin_upload_895251 and http://dissertations.umi.com/northwestern:15995

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