Selfie and the notion of 'the gaze'
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The document explores the concept of the 'male gaze' in relation to modern selfies, particularly how individuals like Miley Cyrus curate their public image. It raises questions about identity and perception, highlighting the shift in power dynamics from how one is viewed to how one wishes to be seen. Additionally, it reflects on the historical implications of gaze and connection in the context of self-representation.
Selfie and the notion of 'the gaze'
- 1. L’enfer c’est les autres. (Hell it’s the others) selfie How the modern day is negotiating the notion of the “male gaze”
- 3. We don’t know if Einstein did indeed choose to be remembered like this…BUT
- 4. Miley Cyrus definitely does want this image of her to stick around in our minds (at least in the here and now )
- 5. Power shifts @play From How you see me 2 How I want you to see me
- 6. So … is the Selfie The I in my head The I , I want you to see The I , I think you will like /approve of A new I
- 7. But where does that leave the traditional Story?
- 8. And what does it do to the notion of the
- 10. But is it about vision shared
- 11. Does it give birth to an Inspired from the Stockholm syndrome
- 12. Hmmm
- 13. Separate from me Historically the notion of gaze You yours yourself I my myself Selfie gaze For women – the u turn sharpest Appended to me
- 14. Finding connections where seemingly none exist.