Left to their own devices : how digital natives are reshaping the American dream
Available Copies by Location
Location | |
---|---|
Victoria | Checked out |
Browse Related Items
- ISBN: 9781633884441
- Physical Description 368 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2019.
Content descriptions
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references. |
Additional Information
Left to Their Own Devices : How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream
Click an element below to view details:
Table of Contents
Left to Their Own Devices : How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
---|---|---|
Foreword Thomas Dolby | p. 9 | |
Acknowledgments | p. 11 | |
Introduction | p. 13 | |
New York City, Mid-Morning. The Uptown 5 from Brooklyn | p. 13 | |
1 | Silicon Valley: The Hacker Hotel | p. 20 |
2 | St. Barts, the Untethered Workforce, and "Microlives" | p. 24 |
Triad of Technological Immersion | p. 30 | |
Chapter 1 | Becoming Tethered: The American Dream | p. 35 |
May 8, 1945. 10 Downing Annex, London | p. 35 | |
The Turning Point | p. 41 | |
New York, Cafe Zanzibar | p. 41 | |
Keeping Up | p. 43 | |
The Golden Age of the American Dream | p. 45 | |
The Wolves of Wall Street and the Fall of the American Dream | p. 51 | |
The Pull Factor of the American Dream | p. 55 | |
Chapter 2 | Synchronization And Harmonization | p. 61 |
Synchronization and Harmonization | p. 68 | |
Tne Six Emerging Values of the Untethered | p. 73 | |
1 | Plug Life: The Desire for a Mediated World | p. 73 |
2 | Experiences versus Acquisitions | p. 74 |
3 | Transactors versus Owners | p. 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 Good | p. 79 |
6 | Customizable World | p. 81 |
The End of Trust and the Emergence of the Dark Army | p. 83 | |
Chapter 3 | The Untethered Adult | p. 95 |
Greenwich Village, New York City | p. 95 | |
Untethered Relationships: "Because Choice" | p. 105 | |
The Internet as Other | p. 106 | |
Reshaping the American Dream | p. 109 | |
The Singularity Meets Her | p. 115 | |
Chapter 4 | Growing Up Digital | p. 121 |
Living in the Now | p. 130 | |
Digital Dating: Teenage Wasteland | p. 133 | |
You Are Valid | p. 136 | |
Externality and Chasing Likes | p. 140 | |
Unintentionally Exposed | p. 143 | |
Imaginary Friends | p. 147 | |
Chapter 5 | Your Brain On Digital | p. 151 |
January 14, 1967. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco | p. 151 | |
Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York | p. 156 | |
Recoding Our Operating Systems | p. 159 | |
The Sound of Silence | p. 163 | |
The No Latency Life | p. 168 | |
Blurring Map and Territory Online | p. 172 | |
The Virtual Mirror | p. 173 | |
The Empathy Gap | p. 177 | |
Tools 'R' Us? | p. 179 | |
Chapter 6 | Untethered From Nature | p. 183 |
"The McRib Is Back!" | p. 183 | |
America's Best Idea | p. 193 | |
The Fountain of Life | p. 198 | |
InstaNature, or the Mediated Sublime | p. 203 | |
Fake Nature | p. 208 | |
Reconnecting with Nature | p. 211 | |
Rebalancing Nature and Culture | p. 217 | |
Chapter 7 | The Untethered Worker | p. 223 |
The Platform Economy, Patchwork Careers, and the End of Retirement | p. 227 | |
The Untethered Workplace | p. 238 | |
The Rise of the Fake Workforce | p. 241 | |
The Untethered Economy | p. 249 | |
Chapter 8 | Untethered From The Body | p. 259 |
New York City, Upper East Side. The Rectory | p. 259 | |
Civilizing the Body | p. 264 | |
Body Language in a Disembodied World | p. 271 | |
Digital Impacts on Analog Bodies | p. 279 | |
High Tech/High Touch | p. 282 | |
Chapter 9 | The Untethered World | p. 291 |
Our Increasingly Untethered World | p. 299 | |
The Digital Panopticon | p. 302 | |
Powering the Untethered World | p. 307 | |
The Upsides of an Untethered World | p. 309 | |
1 | Global Learning, Philanthropy, and Employment | p. 309 |
2 | Citizen Journalism | p. 310 |
3 | Global Citizenship | p. 312 |
Notes | p. 319 |