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Left to their own devices : how digital natives are reshaping the American dream

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  • ISBN: 9781633884441
  • Physical Description 368 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  • Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2019.

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Left to Their Own Devices : How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream
Left to Their Own Devices : How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream
by Albright, Julie M.
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Left to Their Own Devices : How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Foreword   Thomas Dolbyp. 9
Acknowledgmentsp. 11
Introductionp. 13
    New York City, Mid-Morning. The Uptown 5 from Brooklynp. 13
1        Silicon Valley: The Hacker Hotelp. 20
2        St. Barts, the Untethered Workforce, and "Microlives"p. 24
    Triad of Technological Immersionp. 30
Chapter 1Becoming Tethered: The American Dreamp. 35
    May 8, 1945. 10 Downing Annex, Londonp. 35
    The Turning Pointp. 41
    New York, Cafe Zanzibarp. 41
    Keeping Upp. 43
    The Golden Age of the American Dreamp. 45
    The Wolves of Wall Street and the Fall of the American Dreamp. 51
    The Pull Factor of the American Dreamp. 55
Chapter 2Synchronization And Harmonizationp. 61
    Synchronization and Harmonizationp. 68
    Tne Six Emerging Values of the Untetheredp. 73
1        Plug Life: The Desire for a Mediated Worldp. 73
2        Experiences versus Acquisitionsp. 74
3        Transactors versus Ownersp. 76
4        Don't Care How, I Want It Now (or How Veruca Salt of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Was Just ahead of Her Time)p. 78
5        Green Is Goodp. 79
6        Customizable Worldp. 81
    The End of Trust and the Emergence of the Dark Armyp. 83
Chapter 3The Untethered Adultp. 95
    Greenwich Village, New York Cityp. 95
    Untethered Relationships: "Because Choice"p. 105
    The Internet as Otherp. 106
    Reshaping the American Dreamp. 109
    The Singularity Meets Herp. 115
Chapter 4Growing Up Digitalp. 121
    Living in the Nowp. 130
    Digital Dating: Teenage Wastelandp. 133
    You Are Validp. 136
    Externality and Chasing Likesp. 140
    Unintentionally Exposedp. 143
    Imaginary Friendsp. 147
Chapter 5Your Brain On Digitalp. 151
    January 14, 1967. Golden Gate Park, San Franciscop. 151
    Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New Yorkp. 156
    Recoding Our Operating Systemsp. 159
    The Sound of Silencep. 163
    The No Latency Lifep. 168
    Blurring Map and Territory Onlinep. 172
    The Virtual Mirrorp. 173
    The Empathy Gapp. 177
    Tools 'R' Us?p. 179
Chapter 6Untethered From Naturep. 183
    "The McRib Is Back!"p. 183
    America's Best Ideap. 193
    The Fountain of Lifep. 198
    InstaNature, or the Mediated Sublimep. 203
    Fake Naturep. 208
    Reconnecting with Naturep. 211
    Rebalancing Nature and Culturep. 217
Chapter 7The Untethered Workerp. 223
    The Platform Economy, Patchwork Careers, and the End of Retirementp. 227
    The Untethered Workplacep. 238
    The Rise of the Fake Workforcep. 241
    The Untethered Economyp. 249
Chapter 8Untethered From The Bodyp. 259
    New York City, Upper East Side. The Rectoryp. 259
    Civilizing the Bodyp. 264
    Body Language in a Disembodied Worldp. 271
    Digital Impacts on Analog Bodiesp. 279
    High Tech/High Touchp. 282
Chapter 9The Untethered Worldp. 291
    Our Increasingly Untethered Worldp. 299
    The Digital Panopticonp. 302
    Powering the Untethered Worldp. 307
    The Upsides of an Untethered Worldp. 309
1        Global Learning, Philanthropy, and Employmentp. 309
2        Citizen Journalismp. 310
3        Global Citizenshipp. 312
Notesp. 319