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What is Privacy?

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Antropology for Kids

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BOOKSTHROUGHOUT HISTORY, PEOPLE MADE THEIR OPINIONS HEARD BY PROTESTING.SOME WERE SPEAKING OUT AGAINST INJUSTICE, OTHERS WANTED TO BETTER THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE. SOMETIMES THESE PROTESTS RESULTED IN VICTORIES,

OTHER TIMES IN FAILURES. MANY WENT DOWN IN HISTORY, SO WE CAN LOOK BACK AND REFLECT ON THEM.

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Keith HArt

A4kids.org Hacking social codes: between experts and amateurs

The A4Kids book will look like an ordinary school student’s homework book that a teacher marks. The lessons, however, are surprising!

What is privacy?Privacy can be understood as dif-ferent levels of access, inclusion, exclusion and control over the body, the home, the public space etc. Privacy also raises questions about resistance to control, infor-mation protection, withdrawal, in-formality and (in)security too.

What is privacy?PRIVACY in the framework of A4kids book:1. Privacy at Home I: “A Room of Her Very Own”, A Victorian Girl's Bed-room2. Privacy at Home II: “Kitchen Talks”, Privacy in Soviet Kommunalkas 3. Privacy at Home III: Kibbutz and other types of collective households4. Privacy and the City: Yards in Georgian Towns, and Neighborly Urban Culture.5. Privacy in an Overpopulated Megapolis: How a Human Survives in Cairo, Egypt6. Privacy and distance: Wide Personal Zones vs. Crowding (Finland vs. Japan)7. Privacy in the Public Transport: Riding a Bus with a Poker Face and avoid-ing Eye Contact8. Privacy in the Internet: Privacy and Security in the Age of Information; Edward Snowden9. Privacy in the Internet II: What is Real? The Online Self in Social Networks.10. Privacy in the age of Technology: Voyeurism and Living under Video Surveillance.11. Privacy in the age of Technology II: Is there any Privacy When You Own a Cell Phone?12. Privacy & the Body: Touching and the Borders of Personal space 13. Privacy & the Body II: Why Women Hide their Faces in Arabic Countries14. Privacy in Communication: “I Hope I Don't Intrude”, Privacy in Nine-teenth-Century Britain15. Privacy in a Public Space: Sleeping in public spaces in China16. Privacy vs. Intimacy: When does private become sexual?

What is the privacy

In Babylon only wealthy women were allowed to cover their faces.

In Saudi Arabia women cannot go to the public space without burqa.

Angela Merkel calls for a burqa ban in Germany.

of appearance?

Is it the burkini problem?

Wearing a mask is a way the Zapatistasinvite everyone into the struggle

Wearing a mask is a militarytactic as well.

Theatrical anonymity.

Hacks on public space

Construct your identity

Face recognition is not possible

control your visibility

hack into how you are seen

Socialist system andforced collectivity

Socialist system and forcedcollectivitymass surveillance that today seems innocent

Socialist system and resistance by artistsIveković performing Triangle (1979): One photograph documents Iveković lounging on her balcony, which was forbidden; other pictures show Tito’s car and watchful police, who report-edly showed up at her door within 18 minutes.

Postsocialism: public vs private.Lenin-cake!

“Lenin in you and in me” or “model Mausoleum ritual.” - The action of art-ists Shabelnikova Yuri and Yuri Fesen-ko, held in Moscow gallery “Dar” March 30, 1998.

“Beard”LLC

Postsocialism:total privatisation

Privacy as a human right

How to use this book I would call it: crypto party with con-tent, we have to hack the content, we have to rethink everything that we presented as a culture and turn it upside down. Maybe some of the old meanings will remain, or maybe we will rewrite them completely.

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