Essays & Reviews Fear of Screens By Nathan JurgensonJanuary 25, 2016 Why would anyone want to believe that people who are communicating with phones have forgotten what friendship is?
Essays & Reviews View From Nowhere By Nathan JurgensonOctober 9, 2014 On the cultural ideology of Big Data
Essays & Reviews Permission Slips By Nathan JurgensonMay 13, 2014 Social media have made the street-photographer ethic of seizing moments without consent seem unsustainable
Essays & Reviews The Disconnectionists By Nathan JurgensonNovember 13, 2013 “Unplugging” from the Internet isn’t about restoring the self so much as it about stifling the desire for autonomy that technology can inspire
Essays & Reviews Pics and It Didn't Happen By Nathan JurgensonFebruary 7, 2013 Snapchat as temporary photography
Essays & Reviews Speaking in Memes By Nathan JurgensonOctober 24, 2012 The virality of political memes this campaign season has had little to do with political messaging and more to do with posturing and identity projection
Essays & Reviews The IRL Fetish By Nathan JurgensonJune 28, 2012 The idea that we can no longer access unmediated “real life” is a pretense that allows us to congratulate ourselves for our disconnection.
Essays & Reviews Picture Pluperfect By Nathan JurgensonApril 12, 2012 The Facebook profile is not a window on the self. It’s a canvas
Essays & Reviews Against TED By Nathan JurgensonFebruary 15, 2012 TED talks are the Urban Outfitters of the ideas world