The Definition of Power

Maintaining the history of resistance to people shows a new definition of power. According to the traditional definition, people with military strength, wealth, mastery of official ideology, and cultural control have power. According to these criteria, the popular rebellion does not seem to be strong enough to survive. However, the unexpected victory - even temporary insurgents - shows a so - called strong vulnerability. In a highly developed society, companies can not survive unless millions of people receive small incentives to keep the system running. And production workers, doctors, lawyers, nurses, transport and communication workers, garbage people, firefighters. These people - being hired, a little privileged - are fascinated by an alliance with the elite. They become guardians of the system and are buffered between upper layers and lower layers.

Definition of power Foucaultian defines power as a relationship of power in the continuing process of exchange tension of communication and the meaning of negotiation; in turn, these tensions and exchanges also strengthen or weaken the relationship of power (1990 ). Therefore, power is constantly formed and reorganized through communication - this is the first element of Foucault's concept of force. In addition, he explained the concept of how power will follow. As he wrote, "The strategies for their entry into force are embodied in state machinery and various social hegemons" (Foucault, 1990, p. 92). Power is not owned, not owned - it is the ability to complete and act on a daily system. I think that this power will be achieved through penetration culture, especially symbolic theory of online dating media.