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no. 2, Student Voices, vol. 3June 22, 2018<June 28, 2018

Access, Control, and Consent in the Urban Metropolises of Hong Kong and Shanghai

Keenan Lacy-Rhodes

In this essay, Keenan Lacy-Rhodes, a student at Indiana University, discusses the ways in which large public screens communicate and constitutes a global, commercial elite, further exacerbating inequalities within Hong Kong and Shanghai.

no. 2, Student Voices, vol. 3June 22, 2018<June 28, 2018

The Screen City and the Absence of Choice

Calvin Badger

In this essay, Calvin Badger, a student at Indiana University, analyzes the extent to which individuals can express agency vis a vis public screens in Shanghai and Hong Kong, considering the ways in which those screens are bound up with relations of power in the city.

no. 2, Student Voices, vol. 3June 13, 2018<June 22, 2018

The Spectacle of Screen Environments

Kyle McClarney

In this essay, Kyle McClarney, a student at Indiana University, explores the ways in which public screens become "integrated spectacles" in their environments in Hong Kong and Shanghai.