This document discusses how technologies can lead people away from who they want to be by capitalizing on inherent tendencies. It examines the symbiotic relationship between humans and technology, and how our perception of the world and meaning is filtered through instruments. Several scholars are referenced who discuss topics like privacy in a technological context, contextual integrity, and how privacy is an ongoing social accomplishment achieved through struggle rather than a fixed state. The conclusion reiterates that technologies are integral to how we recognize ourselves.

3. “…what ingrained tendencies do technologies
capitalize on each time they lead me away from
the self I want to fashion?” (
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-Michael Harris, The End of Absence
“…it is always human-computer unity that thinks.
…our being in the world, and hence meaning and
consciousness, are filtered by instruments.”
-Guiseppe O. Longo, Body and Technology

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• doing privacy

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symbiotic
relationship
• Scott Lash

6. • Virilio “The world as we see
it is passing”
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• public
disclosure of private facts
• intrusion on seclusion
• Fortunati
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social value
2. doing privacy

11. • Nissenbaum
• contextual
integrity
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12. • Doing Privacy
• Nissenbaum Simmel
ethnomethodology

13. • struggle
ongoing
accomplishments
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Nissenbaum
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16. We can only recognize ourselves
IN TECHNOLOGIES!

17. thanks for listening!