Jurgenson milan studio may13
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The document discusses the concept of "the Facebook eye" and how social media has changed our relationship with photography and documenting experiences. It explores how platforms like Facebook promote documenting life through photos in order to look back on memories nostalgically, as well as how selfies allow us to see ourselves through how others see us. The document also mentions how apps like Snapchat could allow for more temporary forms of social media that view experiences in the present rather than as potential memories of the past.
Jurgenson milan studio may13
- 1. THE FACEBOOK EYE NATHAN JURGENSON University of Maryland, U.S.A. The New Inquiry @nathanjurgenson
- 2. "In my view, you cannot claim to have really seen something until you have photographed it -Emile Zola (1901), before pics or it didnt happen @nathanjurgenson
- 3. DOCUMENTARY VISION the Camera Eye and the Facebook Eye as documentary vision @nathanjurgenson
- 4. THE LOOKING GLASS SELFIE weve always been third-person @nathanjurgenson "Each to each a looking-glass Reflects the other that doth pass Charles Cooley (1902)
- 5. THE FACEBOOK EYE "It is a nostalgic time right now, and photographs actively promote nostalgia Susan Sontag (1973) @nathanjurgenson
- 6. temporary DOCUMENTARY VISION Snapchat and the potential for temporary social media @nathanjurgenson viewing the present as the present and not a potential future past
- 7. THE FACEBOOK EYE NATHAN JURGENSON University of Maryland, U.S.A. The New Inquiry @nathanjurgenson