The Phenomenon Of Being Camgirl

As a consequence the Internet has become a significant tool in the distribution of indecent/pseudo photographs and video clips of children and young people. It is used for online banking, buying and selling goods, finding information and for socialising with others. Images can even be downloaded through satellite navigation systems.

In the article “The IRL Fetish” by Nathan Jergenson, is a powerful essay that demonstrates the idea of this so called “Fetish” that we have with technology today. Within this essay Jergenson uses specific word choice in his essay to strengthen his argument about being connected. He uses quotes from other speakers and writers to get his points acrossed about this fetish that we have in our society right now. Finally, Jergenson also talks about the little victories that we have with technology, like “logging off”, and the irrational fear that we have about being disconnected.

Nowadays, the society has changed a lot. The varieties of technology bring people many benefits. Moreover, with the development of era and society, human being gradually will be influenced by some factors. Now perspectives are totally different from traditional world, and the character of people similarly has changed rather than follow the traditional tendency. “Connectivity And Its Discontents” is written by the Sherry Turkle. Turkle describes that the technology influence relationship and communications with others. Even though the technology always can let people contact with friends and family more convenient and quick, at the same time Turkle also realize that negative effect influences people’s lives. In addition, as known to all, the role of parents for children is extremely crucial, and the communication with parents and the harmony of family generally influence children’s growth. “The Sanctuary of School” is written by Lynda Barry. Barry states that when she was a child, she experienced her parents fighting all night and felt panic. She just went to the school in order to see her teachers and employees in school, because Barry thinks that she has the feeling of security when she communicates with them.

Pornology is not only confined in the description of body and sexual cohabitation publicly but it covers the areas of dialogue, conversation and the oral sex either over phone or by the flying kiss or by the exposition of the body gestures. Such pornological analysis in literature is provided as a spice to increase the taste and interest of the readers. The young readers are seen reading more and more pronological writings. The young writers like Chetan Bhagat, Kiran Desai, Arvindo Adiga and Anita Nair are describing pronology and sex in their writings. Chetan Bhagat in his “Two States”, portraits the heroine Ananya as a sexy girl who often provides sexual gesture to krish- The hero to have sex. . Arvindo Adiga in his “White tiger” has described the city of Bagalore where the college students were roaming half naked, and to maintain their status and for comfort they do not hesitate to sale their body for an hour. It is both entertainment and relief from passional desire and a handful of income. Pornological aspects is found in R.K Narayan’s ‘The guide’ through the characters of Rosy and Raju. Rosy, the heroine of the novel, is a married lady but she is portrayed developing illicit affair with Raju who is physically strong and shout. He is capable of satisfying the biological need of Rosy who doesn’t get the

There are few places on this Earth, if any, where the possibilities are truly endless. However, if you detach yourself from the physical world and emerge into the “online” world, you find that this just might actually be accurate in this realm. The World Wide Web has had so much to offer to us since the early 1990s, but with this comes controversy. Unleashed onto a plane of seemingly immeasurable freedom of anonymity, was the world ready for such responsibility? Since those early days when new emerging technology changed our lives immensely, have we at all become a better place, or have we bitten off more than we can chew, and doomed our human relations forever? Exploring these concepts are three in-depth articles, including: “Growing Up Tethered” by Sherry Turkle, “The Loneliness of the Interconnected” by Charles Seife, and “Cybersexism” by Laurie Penny. Although it is thought that the Internet brings the world together, it actually does not help us politically, culturally, and economically like one would believe, as it makes us unable to be independent, isolates us from different points of view, and encourages real-world violence against women and other minority groups.

Virtual relationships are becoming more and more popular, due to social media. Along with relationships, Lambert brought up a comparison between modern intimacy and pre-modern intimacy, which states that modern intimacy is privatization and pre-modern intimacy is obligatory relationships. Because virtual relationships are becoming more popular, these types of intimacy may not matter as much because virtual intimacy could become a social norm. Since everything is on the internet, there is no such thing as privacy. Young people are so prone to the idea of having social media that they do not think twice about posting a self-promoting status or

According to Justine Cassell and Meg Cramer’s article ‘High Tech or High Risk: Moral Panics about Girls Online’, moral panics about how girls use the web as a means of communication is a case that has existed for many years. Their reasoning attracts parallels between moral panics about girls’ use of social platforms in today’s world, and the moral panics that occurred in the past regarding the girls’ use of the telephone. Cassell and Cramer use these relations to explain that girls who use the internet are not completely as at risk as believed to be and that the alarming discourse concerning girls online has further to do with the parent’s insecurities about the influence of young girls and their loss of control over them than it has to do with exposure to online predators (Cassell & Cramer, 2008, p. 54). As a result of this notion of moral panic causing parents to restrict girls access to the internet for their safety, the authors argue that instead of guarding them away from harm, they are obscuring them away from chances and benefits presented with the access of the web

Throughout his book Modern Romance, Aziz Ansari the author develops and explains concepts that are involved in romantic relationships. In his arguments he describes certain points that explain how romances were modernized with the advancement of the technology. The growth of technology has created new sources of communication like for example socials networks and other websites in the internet that allow people to have an easier search to find a partner when they are looking for one. One of the biggest arguments that author talks about is when he describes how technology has played an important role in romantic relationships. The use of technology that exists in the present day has become excessive and it is a good argument to discuss in the essay. Up to today the online services and socials networking sites have become important factor s in the search for that “perfect someone” that people want to share the rest of our lives with, but at the same time it becomes a dangerous weapon that disappoints, lies and destroys romantic relationships. It’s not really that technology influences bad things; but it is more up to the responsibility of people and the purpose they use it for. The fact that the technology has become a very helpful tool to date someone is something very common to do nowadays but also it is dangerous because people do not really know who they are talking to or who is behind the computers monitors. Although

Moreover, Butler’s literature review is based on philosophers and social theorists such as, Foucault and Nietzsche. The author attempts to analyze some of the attributes and variables in the society such as sex variable and the gender identity characteristics. She depicts gender in queer theories in media in a critical manner that makes her work a valuable contribution to the field of gender studies. The book would assist my paper, by providing insights into the idea of gender being negotiated through discourse and performance of gender in everyday interaction, and how identity is a performativity and it is constituted by expression. Butler’s views on gender challenges the cultural norms and gender categories. Therefore, she brought a creative chaos to the people about their sexual instincts and the establishment of the marriage agency. The book lacks empirical studies, quantitative researches. However, as my research relays on the literature review and secondary materials, this book would provide my paper with a deep insight into the queer theories.

There are legal issues around people’s activities and privacy in Fetlife. Some of sexual activities may be behind the boundaries that has been established by some of the participants, or some of the members can be not in adult age. There are no proof or no examine of anything in online community of BDSM members. This issue might call for some changes in the future, in membership access or legal changes. This article gave brief information about some of the issies and I learn about to to reflect some of the issues in my research.

For years we’ve associated the exploitive behaviors of males, especially online, with the phrase “chauvinist pigs”. Men like Hugh Heffner of Playboy, Joe Francis of Girls Gone Wild and most recently Juan Pablo Galavis from the Bachelor have all been lamented with this term for “misrepresenting the everyday woman” and presenting themselves as the “dominant” figure. It’s shown true for the online world to be domineered by men and shut women out. The idea of men controlling the public virtual sphere and women remaining subservient and in the private sector is reflective of everyday westernized society. Online society has both consciously and unconsciously followed suit by making men the more powerful, which has elicited gendered spaces to be created by us, the people, who roam the Internet.

12.5. Is this it the average number of times Cornell students cry during Finals week? Nope. 12.5 is the number of videos viewed per person on Pornhub.com if it was divided evenly among every person on Earth. Pornography has become a crucial part of our our entertainment consumption, especially with the rise of the Internet, where anything you can dream of can be found with a click. Although porn is as accessible as Facebook nowadays, many feminists believe that pornography is problematic and is a tool for female oppression. One feminist scholar who believes that pornography should be eliminated completely is Catherine MacKinnon. In her essay, “Sexuality, Pornography, and Method: ‘Pleasure under Patriarchy’”, she discusses the issues with pornography in our society. Although McKinnon makes valid points in saying that pornography is an extension of the patriarchy, I believe that pornography should not be eliminated because doing so will not address underlying social problems and because alternative ways, such as changing pornography to be more feminist, is more effective.

Webcamming’ is the modern day equivalent of the centuries old remunerative peeping toms industry. It is a virtual world that entertains an expanse of innumerable sexual desires. These desires are performed in exchange for money or goods from within the homes of both the performer and the voyeur (Sammy Said. 2013).

Cyberspace is a non-physical environment created by computers interoperating on a network. People can interact in ways that are similar to reality, but does not require physical movement beyond typing. Advanced technology established this parallel world, ‘cyberspace’. This can be convenient for people to chat, shop, share, explore or research online, but it can also be a disadvantage at the same time. The prime examples of the disadvantages are, people are able to create fake, imaginative identities and use it to abuse others and this can lead to serious issues, such as sexual abuse or child grooming; and since, the Internet can be recognised as a parallel world to reality, this discourages people to have face-to-face human interaction. Consequently, cyberspace can be harmful to all people, because there are hardly any restrictions on the Internet. Technology inaugurated this and it is having an inimical influence on the majority of people who have access to the Internet on a daily basis.

The moral status of a virtual Avatar, is a refection of a person’s choice, such as that someone’s choices are a representation of how one may react to certain types of online attacks. Virtual rape is a type of attack that when one avatar gets involved in non consensual sexual behaviors with another. Obviously not the same as physical rape, virtual rape also harms the person to some extent. The traumatic experiences avatars experience is valued because morally there is still a problem with the person controlling the avatar. What is going on online is that hate speech is occurring as sexual harassment, which explains the immorality of virtual rape. There are many ways people view the harm virtual rape causes, such as that critics say people can just ignore the hate speech. Others say that it is still equal harassment in the virtual world, linked to hate speech. In the article, “My Avatar, My Choice! How Might We Make a Strong Case for the Special Moral Status of Avatars?” Roxanne Marie Kurtz explores the problems