THE ETHICS OF SURVEILLANCE - NOVEMBER 21-22, 2019
12.08.20 - 12.08.20
The Research Group in Media Aesthetics/Nomadikon
Seminar: The Ethics of Surveillance
November 21-22, 2019
Centre Universitaire de Norvège à Paris
Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, FMSH
54, Boulevard Raspail
75006 Paris
Room: Salle A3-50.
Programme
Thursday November 21
10.00: Words of Welcome
10.15: Henrik Gustafsson: “Surveilling Labor”
10.45: Astrid Gynnild: “The Visual Imperatives of News Agency Networks”
11.15: Tuva Mossin: “Seeing Identity”
11.45: Lunch: the FMSH Canteen.
13.15: Asbjørn Grønstad: “Ways of Seeing in the Neoliberal State”
13.45: Anders Lysne: “Anti-LGBTQ abduction videos through the lens of genre and masculinity”
14.15: Break
14.30: Guest Talk I.
Clare Birchall: “Opacity over Privacy: Responding to Surveillance Capitalism.”
15.30: End of sessions.
19.30: Apéritif at director Johs. Hjellbrekke’s flat.
His address: 10, rue Broca, 5e, code 4951, then 1007. 4th floor left.
20.30: Dinner at La Refuge du Passé.
Address: rue du Fer à Moulin, 75005 Paris.
Friday November 22
10.00: Guest Talk II.
Emmeline Taylor: “Digital playgrounds: Young people and everyday surveillance encounters”
11.00: Øyvind Vågnes: “Black Mirror and the Culture of Surveillance”
11.30: Kristine Jørgensen: “Two Challenges of a Ludovisual Ethics and Aesthetics”
12.00: Lunch: The FMSH Canteen.
13.30: Tonje Sørensen: “Deceptive Starfish - vertical mediation and nighttime surveillance in WWII Britain.”