I’ve tried to visualize the data I collected using Excel but I only succeed in visualizing one section. So I am attaching the visualization and the link to the cleaned data here.

The data I collected is about […]

Oppression can take many forms. Algorithms of Oppression reveals how modern technology exerts detrimental influence on the oppressed. As is demonstrated in other readings, Algorithms are not a neutral tool […]

The inequality discussed in this piece is like that in “Weapons of Math Destruction”, which make unsystematic categories to fit people in. This reading points out a very important danger of using data and alg […]

In this book, examples are shown to demonstrate various types of risks of privacy posed by technology. The first is the police accessing someone’s data through a list on the phone and making incriminating i […]

In Weapons of Math Destruction, one of the issues discussed is the transparency of algorithms, especially those that are deployed to “measure” human beings and have wreaked havoc on them. This reminds me of a ver […]

In The Googlization of Everything, the author raises an intriguing issue: the googlization of memory. In this chapter, the author discusses a very important issue that is difficult to notice – the importance of […]

After experimenting with the Interrogating Marxism apps, I came up with some intriguing questions:

It is clearly apparent on the Neatline map at http://adiuva.me/neatline/show/interrogating-marxism that most […]

From the user perspective, what keywords about Karl Marx are you interested in looking at on our website? What aspects of Marx’s life do you find more interesting? Political economy? Technology? Workers? C […]