Analysis of Opposing Articles About Cyberspace and Identity

Sherry Turkle, author of "Network Space and Identity", in her article, through multiple roles that help individuals fulfill these self-accomplishing roles, meet their needs and achieve it I will explain it when found. But Jeffrey Rosen, author of this article and writing the book "Nude Crowd", believes that the identity of the individual is extinguished with the power of seeing the great crowd of Almighty. Mr. Rosen said the Internet only accelerated the loss of individual identity.

In her article "Network Space and Identity", Sherry Turkle writes about the concept of multiple identities and analyzes how to increase them through cyberspace communication. Sherry Turkle (): "If traditionally the identity means 1, life in today's computer screens can help gamers rethink the reality, so diversity and video games will create identity You can regard it as an important tool for Internet dating site Match.com. The general business model requires a small subscription fee in exchange for the space to create your own profile. Display profiles: Other users usually use common interests and other parameters for compatible promotion lists and locations.

In this paper we analyze two contradictory views on network control. The two articles analyzed in this article are "The Cyber ​​space Independence Declaration" by J. P. Barlow and "Taming the Web" by C. C. Mann. In his relationship with Barlow 's article, he insists that the network is beyond human control. This is impressive in the next article by Barlow. "We declare that the worldwide social space we are building is, of course, irrelevant to tyranny that we want to impose on us." Due to the nature and function of the network, Barlow insists. "Essence" of the network refers to "the elusive existence" of the network, and Mr Barlow insists that "... a ubiquitous world, but the body does not exist". Because they are based on problems and the network consists of non-critical elements.