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JANA VIRGIN --> 'Her work critically explores the way techno-capitalist narratives affect the alphabetization of machines, humans and ecosystems. Her main research topics include Internet materiality, surveillance, social profiling and interfaces'

virtual watchers

IFAPA.ME

PURPOSEFUL STUPIDITY IN THE AGE OF DATA

Social sciences texts relating to the analysis of internet discourse

Philosophy that tackles knowledge production, discourse and sexuality

Racist discourse analysis on Italian Facebook

Persian nationalism and anti-Arab sentiment on Persian Facebook

3 approaches to qualitative content analysis

The epistemology of the closet - Eve Kosofky Sedwick

History of Sexuality - Michel Foucault

Transdisciplinary aspects of research

Collaboration across and beyond A&S

Equality of knowledge

Engaging with complex societal issues

Making public(s)

Art and Conspiracy (AIDSgate)

Marc Lombardi and SOCIOGRAMS

Tobias van Schneider

Design Thinking

scientific analysis on design thinking (+types of thinking)

Homonormativity seems to me a natural consequence of the decriminalization of homosexuality: once something is no longer illicit, punishable, pathologized, or used as a lawful basis for raw discrimination or acts of violence, that phenomenon will no longer be able to represent or deliver on subversion, the subcultural, the underground, the fringe, in the same way. That’s why nihilist pervs like painter Francis Bacon have gone so far as to say that they wish that the death penalty was still the punishment for homosexuality, or why outlaw fetishists like Bruce Benderson seek homosexual adventures in countries such as Romania, where one can still be imprisoned for merely hitting on someone of the same sex. “I still see homosexuality as a narrative of urban adventure, a chance to cross not only sex barriers but class and age barriers, while breaking a few laws in the process—and all for the sake of pleasure. If not, I might as well be straight,” Benderson says.