CRM 3326 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Ted Kaczynski, Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRM 3326
• Professor: Dominique Robert

Document Summary

Lecture 10 - november 14th ( rst class after last midterm) Tree of controversies, assemblies of actors and sociotechnical diagram. Critical discourse from within the parameters of the rv. Examples: promotional view on forensic dns, biometrics nger scanner, rfid as a security technology. Critical discourse from outside the parameters of the rv. Examples: the unabomber and cookies as surveillance technology (do not track, site) Focusing on materiality of technology on the one hand and the fusion between technology and society on the other. Examples: thanatron, mosquitos, tasers, fmri as a lie detector, and ant view on forensic dna. They depend upon the interests and actions chosen by the stakeholders who are divided amongst themselves. As a cartographer, scienti c and popular material is considered useful, i analyze my material, i take seriously all the actors involved and their position, i want to discover who i can have con dence in.