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Topic:- Technoculture and Risk
(Cultural Studies)
? Name:-Kailas Gohil
? Roll No:- 14
? Paper No:-8(The Cultural Studies)
? Semester:-2(Two)
? Email ID:-kailasgohil1998@gmail.com
? Submitted By:-Dr. Dilip Barad
? SMT S.B. Gardi M.K. Bhavangar
University
?Introduction¡­¡­.
? Contemporary critical has had to
negotiate with the with massive
environmental adversity, industrial
disaster,9/11 and other cataclysmic
events.
? Much contemporary theory examines
the role such event play in culture. One
of the most influential of such theories
is that of Risk Society.
?Example¡­
? PC..
? Risk: ¡®¡±Virus¡¯, ¡°Illegal Operation¡±, Corruption of
hard disc and so on.
? Solution: Contact the help center, download
anti- virus, update your PC etc¡­
? NOTICE that both risks and solution are
embedded in the same system.
? Do You see the use of technology as risky, and
that same technology asks you to buy more
perfection to avoid risks?
Risk Society..
? Risk Society:
Towards a new
Modernity
(1992)
? ULRICH BECK
Definition:¡­.
? A Risks society is a
society increasingly
preoccupied with
future (and also
with the safety)
which generates
the nation of Risk.
-Anthony Giddens
¡°A Risk Society is a
systematic way of
dealing with
Hazards and
insecurities induced
and introduced by
modernization
itself¡±-ULRICH BECK
?Risk Society: towards a new
Modernity (1992)
?As soon as risks became real they
become disaster.
?Example: Indian cricket Batting line
up.
?¡®RISKS ARE POTENTIAL DISASTERS¡¯.
TECHNOCULTURE in everyday life¡­
? We live in increasingly
technolosized world.
? Everyday life Shopping
to Education depends
heavily on technology.
? Communication- mobile
? Online shopping
? Entertainment
? Access of information
? Commerce.
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Technological threats
? Weapons of mass destruction
? 9/11 attack, other terrorist attack
? These threats are solved using more
technological systems and machines,
which in turn generates more risks.
? Beck beings by suggesting that techno science in industrial
society has generated numerous dangers.
? Industrial society is based on the production and distribution
of goods which are required to fill the ¡®SCARCITY¡¯ within
society.
? Society is based on scarcity and the removal of scarcity can
handle goods and needs only when they catualize, as ¡®visible¡¯.
? Such a system can not handle the risks and hazards of
industrial production and dustribution.
? But as long as risk is secondly to scarcity or needs industrial
society has no problems.
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  • 1. Topic:- Technoculture and Risk (Cultural Studies) ? Name:-Kailas Gohil ? Roll No:- 14 ? Paper No:-8(The Cultural Studies) ? Semester:-2(Two) ? Email ID:-kailasgohil1998@gmail.com ? Submitted By:-Dr. Dilip Barad ? SMT S.B. Gardi M.K. Bhavangar University
  • 2. ?Introduction¡­¡­. ? Contemporary critical has had to negotiate with the with massive environmental adversity, industrial disaster,9/11 and other cataclysmic events. ? Much contemporary theory examines the role such event play in culture. One of the most influential of such theories is that of Risk Society.
  • 3. ?Example¡­ ? PC.. ? Risk: ¡®¡±Virus¡¯, ¡°Illegal Operation¡±, Corruption of hard disc and so on. ? Solution: Contact the help center, download anti- virus, update your PC etc¡­ ? NOTICE that both risks and solution are embedded in the same system. ? Do You see the use of technology as risky, and that same technology asks you to buy more perfection to avoid risks?
  • 4. Risk Society.. ? Risk Society: Towards a new Modernity (1992) ? ULRICH BECK
  • 5. Definition:¡­. ? A Risks society is a society increasingly preoccupied with future (and also with the safety) which generates the nation of Risk. -Anthony Giddens
  • 6. ¡°A Risk Society is a systematic way of dealing with Hazards and insecurities induced and introduced by modernization itself¡±-ULRICH BECK
  • 7. ?Risk Society: towards a new Modernity (1992) ?As soon as risks became real they become disaster. ?Example: Indian cricket Batting line up. ?¡®RISKS ARE POTENTIAL DISASTERS¡¯.
  • 8. TECHNOCULTURE in everyday life¡­ ? We live in increasingly technolosized world. ? Everyday life Shopping to Education depends heavily on technology. ? Communication- mobile ? Online shopping ? Entertainment ? Access of information ? Commerce.
  • 11. Technological threats ? Weapons of mass destruction ? 9/11 attack, other terrorist attack ? These threats are solved using more technological systems and machines, which in turn generates more risks.
  • 12. ? Beck beings by suggesting that techno science in industrial society has generated numerous dangers. ? Industrial society is based on the production and distribution of goods which are required to fill the ¡®SCARCITY¡¯ within society. ? Society is based on scarcity and the removal of scarcity can handle goods and needs only when they catualize, as ¡®visible¡¯. ? Such a system can not handle the risks and hazards of industrial production and dustribution. ? But as long as risk is secondly to scarcity or needs industrial society has no problems.