In class on Monday we discussed Derrida’s reading “Differance”
and Foucault’s “The Panopticon” I liked Derrida’s take on “minding the gap” but
re stating a bigger broader picture. Don’t just mind the gaps inside but also
outside. “Everything Begins with a gap” this is interesting but it kind of
expresses notions of skepticism or being a very active reader and thinker. Like
taking more pleasure in the text going back to Jouissance. Also a big concept
was Difference. “Everything in our language is defined by difference.” This is
very true when you combine this quote and “There never has been and never will
be a unique word, a master name.” Together it suggests how unstable language
is. The forever fluctuating meanings are bound to culture, as culture changes so
does language I believe this is where Derrida gets his thoughts of language
being a deferring of meaning. Foucault’s
views on surveillance were pretty interesting as well. “The Gaze is alert
everywhere” I have read a lot about surveillance and big brother for other
classes, in CMC 350 I worked with the GPFF to create a marketing campaign about
surveillance. It is always interesting to question how long big brother’s arm
extends (Here is the trailer for[Official Trailer: The After Party (The Last Party 3)])
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