Identity Production - Revision history

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	===Famous Machines===		===Famous Machines===
	A famous machine is a term used to describe the process by which one's network of technosocial engagements and identity produces work or material that becomes well-known in a network. Also, a machine set in motion for producing notoriety and fame. Artists have created analog works that highlight the ideas behind famous machines. The Recognition Amplifier is an example of a Famous Machine. It is a machine capable of increasing the fame of of a human being placed inside it. Research was abandoned due to physical danger.<ref>EyeBeam Research Products: The Recognition Amplifier. http://eyebeam.org/projects/the-recognition-amplifier-famous-machine Accessed Jul 2011.</ref><ref>Recognition Amplifier (Famous Machine) SubstituteMaterials.com Automated Fame. April 2006. http://www.substitutematerials.com/automatedfame/automatedfame.html Accessed Jul 2011.</ref>		A famous machine is a term used to describe the process by which one's network of technosocial engagements and identity produces work or material that becomes well-known in a network. Also, a machine set in motion for producing notoriety and fame. Artists have created analog works that highlight the ideas behind famous machines. The Recognition Amplifier is an example of a Famous Machine. It is a machine capable of increasing the fame of of a human being placed inside it. Research was abandoned due to physical danger.<ref>EyeBeam Research. Products: The Recognition Amplifier. http://eyebeam.org/projects/the-recognition-amplifier-famous-machine Accessed Jul 2011.</ref><ref>Recognition Amplifier (Famous Machine) SubstituteMaterials.com Automated Fame. April 2006. http://www.substitutematerials.com/automatedfame/automatedfame.html Accessed Jul 2011.</ref>

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.		Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly. Vernelis sees the networked self as “an aggregator of information flows, a collection of links to others, a switching machine".<ref>Varnelis, Kazys. The Rise of Network Culture. Conclusion to Networked Publics, forthcoming 2007. http://varnelis.net/the_rise_of_network_culture Accessed Jul 2011.</ref> Individuals can determine which links to amplify and which to disrupt.

	Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman.<ref>Goffman, Erving. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life. 1959.</ref> He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.		Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman.<ref>Goffman, Erving. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life. 1959.</ref> He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.

			===Famous Machines===
			A famous machine is a term used to describe the process by which one's network of technosocial engagements and identity produces work or material that becomes well-known in a network. Also, a machine set in motion for producing notoriety and fame. Artists have created analog works that highlight the ideas behind famous machines. The Recognition Amplifier is an example of a Famous Machine. It is a machine capable of increasing the fame of of a human being placed inside it. Research was abandoned due to physical danger.<ref>EyeBeam Research Products: The Recognition Amplifier. http://eyebeam.org/projects/the-recognition-amplifier-famous-machine Accessed Jul 2011.</ref><ref>Recognition Amplifier (Famous Machine) SubstituteMaterials.com Automated Fame. April 2006. http://www.substitutematerials.com/automatedfame/automatedfame.html Accessed Jul 2011.</ref>

			===Related Reading===
			*[[Celebrity as Cyborg]]

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	Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.		Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.
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	Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.		Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.

	Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman. He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.		Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman.<ref>Goffman, Erving. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life. 1959.</ref> He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.

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	*[http://~~en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_stigma Social stigma]~~		<references />
	*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impression_management Impression management]
	*[[Frame Analysis]]
	*[[Interaction Ritual]]
	*[[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]]

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	Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of ~~how~~ their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.		Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of what their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.

	Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman. He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.		Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman. He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	~~In the analog world,~~ how one ~~relates~~ to ~~oneself and~~ others.		Identity Production is a phrase used to describe how one manages and creates their outwardly perceived self in relation to others. If one is conscious of how their output looks like, they can create a very specific online identity by carefully selecting moments of their life to share publicly.

	~~Online, carefully selecting moments~~ of ~~your life to snapshot~~ in ~~time and put online to construct~~ one's ~~online appearance~~.		Identity production is related to [[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]], a seminal work by Sociologist Erving Goffman. He wrote about how one's identity was produced daily in respect to others. A father, for instance, would have his identity produced and created as a result of the buildup of interactions with his children. At work, his identity as an employee or boss would be produced in relation to the others he interacted with and how he performed in his job.

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			===Definition===
			In the analog world, how one relates to oneself and others.

			Online, carefully selecting moments of your life to snapshot in time and put online to construct one's online appearance.

			===Related Reading===
			*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_stigma Social stigma]
			*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impression_management Impression management]
			*[[Frame Analysis]]
			*[[Interaction Ritual]]
			*[[The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life]]

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