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Dark matters: on the surveillance of blackness
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In Dark Matters: On the Surveillance of Blackness, Simone Browne re-imagines the theoretical framework undergirding the interdisciplinary field of surveillance studies: "how is the frame necessaril...Abstract:
In Dark Matters: On the Surveillance of Blackness, Simone Browne re-imagines the theoretical framework undergirding the interdisciplinary field of surveillance studies: “how is the frame necessaril...read more
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Introduction: the politics and practices of computational seeing
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TL;DR: A special issue of photographies as discussed by the authors examines the means through which photographic images and practices are being put to use in advancing the aims and potential applications of machine vision, and suggests key thematic areas of analysis that have begun to define critical engagement with the intersection of photography and machine vision.
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Feminist Conspiracies, Security Aunties, and Other Surveillance State Fictions
TL;DR: The authors investigates two recent fictional representations of the feminized US surveillance state and its "security feminists" (Grewal), with an eye towards limning what visions of social transformation and political life such representations make possible.
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Plus-Size Fashion Influencers and Disruptive Black Bodies
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Medical propaganda as enabling device of the surveillance apparatus – decolonizing and anarchiving non-fiction at the eye film museum archive
TL;DR: In this article , a transmedial artistic research project engages with the biopolitics of representation in archival film material, from a decolonial perspective, by drawing from academic and non-academic sources on relations between colonialism, capitalism, and technologies of control.
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The de-realization of Black bodies in an era of mass digital surveillance: A techno-criminological critique
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TL;DR: In this paper , the authors describe the ways in which existing methods of dataveillance and big data collection have contributed to the current de-realization of Black bodies, and propose a techno-criminological theory of derealization, which explains how the racialized construction of surveillance in the current age is mediated by the algorithmic logic of pre-crime and the asymmetric rationale of postcriminology.
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