An obscene world?
Pasquet, Guy-Noël
An obscene world? - 2020.
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Obscenity is to see without being seen, from public space, something private without even perceiving that there is an orifice through which one sees. Surveillance companies, which favor the collection of data on private life, devalue private life for the purpose of social data. In this context, the function of the social worker can be compared to that of a window: it is what allows. To forget that the function is a window is to risk considering that the function is worth more than the privacy of the users.
An obscene world? - 2020.
48
Obscenity is to see without being seen, from public space, something private without even perceiving that there is an orifice through which one sees. Surveillance companies, which favor the collection of data on private life, devalue private life for the purpose of social data. In this context, the function of the social worker can be compared to that of a window: it is what allows. To forget that the function is a window is to risk considering that the function is worth more than the privacy of the users.
Réseaux sociaux