adj; a fictitious world or a situation that’s objectively bad for a majority of a population while benefiting a smaller portion. The majority of the population experiences consistent injustice and oppression that may come to an end after some time or change. Throughout the entirety of this class we have Continue reading
It took me a while to really understand what Robinson was talking about in his article. I had to reread it like three times. So after reading and doing some research I came to the conclusion that I am an Anti-Anti Utopian thinker. The Anti-Anti-Utopian thinker is a one who Continue reading
The idea of a panoptic institution is a building that is designed in such a way that the inhabitants are constantly being watched. This constant surveillance is done in such a way where the persons who are being watched are unaware, they are currently being watched. This concept is extremely Continue reading
We have been examining the definition and the applications of oppression the entirety of the semester. Up to this point, it’s safe to say that my understanding of oppression is some form of unjust, unfair living and control enforced by some entity, over a prolonged period of time. Using this Continue reading
As a member of Gen Z, I have essentially grown up along with the 21st century technology. Because of this I have Continue reading
For me to describe my utopia you’d have to have some insight into my personal life. Which is probably too much detail for a blog post. Any who, my personal utopia would be a world where food is abundant, animals can roam in their natural habitats happily, people are being Continue reading
/dis-topea/ noun an unpleasant imaginary society where that is the majority of its inhabitants experience extreme oppression and is typically post apocalyptic Growing up in a post 9/11 United States left many American citizens in a constant state of fear. It also led to some extreme reactions to a lot Continue reading
