[PDF][PDF] Creative confrontations: Exploring activism, surveillance, and censorship in China and the United States
EA Brunner, KM DeLuca - IAFOR Journal of Psychology & the …, 2019 - researchgate.net
IAFOR Journal of Psychology & the Behavioral Sciences, 2019•researchgate.net
Extensive surveillance networks, or the Internet-enabled global surveillance societies (GSS),
know no political borders. This paper turns to a country well acquainted with surveillance
and censorship as well as a country engaged in frequent protest–China–to discuss what
rhetorical devices citizens imbricated in the GSS can deploy to create practices of
resistance.
know no political borders. This paper turns to a country well acquainted with surveillance
and censorship as well as a country engaged in frequent protest–China–to discuss what
rhetorical devices citizens imbricated in the GSS can deploy to create practices of
resistance.
Abstract
Extensive surveillance networks, or the Internet-enabled global surveillance societies (GSS), know no political borders. This paper turns to a country well acquainted with surveillance and censorship as well as a country engaged in frequent protest–China–to discuss what rhetorical devices citizens imbricated in the GSS can deploy to create practices of resistance.
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