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Michael Kaplan

Assistant Professor

CUNY--Baruch College

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CUNY--Baruch College

Communication Studies

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Studies Of Communication

Michael Kaplan is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Assistant Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

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Michael Kaplan

CUNY--Baruch College

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communication culture rhetoric social sciences political philosophy nationality citizenship studies philosophy mass communication media studies social media digital scholarship digital mediums digital culture digital economy american identity popular culture consumer behaviour digital humanities information technology social semiotics narrative social anthropology intellectual discourse cultural change geopolitics democracy political behavior intercultural studies american studies interdisciplinary history audience reception digital television digital entertainment digital business digital society symbolic techniques symbolic interaction public sphere symbol use theory building anti-imperialism geopolitical conflict cultural theory informal economy cultural analysis cultural relations political theory identity politics digital citizenship historical analysis post-colonial criticism surveillance capitalism participatory surveillance digital labor self-consuming commodity digital potlatch radical democracy dialectical economy democratic desire hopeless politics friendship fictions big chill liberal imaginary rebel citizenship rhetorical theory media criticism

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The Digital Potlatch: The Uses of Uselessness in the Digital Economy. New Media & Society (2019)

Michael Kaplan

technologydigital scholarshipdigital culturecommunicationdigital businessdigital societydigital humanitiesdigital economysocial sciencessocial mediainformation technologydigital potlatchdigital mediumsmedia studies

The Self-Consuming Commodity: Audiences, Users, and the Riddle of Digital Labor. Television & New Media (2019)

Michael Kaplan

digital scholarshipdigital culturedigital entertainmentcommunicationmass communicationaudience receptionself-consuming commoditydigital economyconsumer behaviourdigital televisionpopular culturedigital mediumsdigital laborjournalismmedia studies

Prohibiting the People: Populism, Procedure and the Rhetoric of Democratic Desire. Constellations (2018)

Michael Kaplan

political sciencedemocratic theorypolitical philosophypolitical theorydemocratic desirepolitical behaviorpolitical communicationrhetoricdemocracy

Spying for the People:. (2018)

communicationsurveillance capitalisminformation securityparticipatory surveillanceusable privacy

The Promise of Hopeless Politics. Cultural Studies (2013)

Michael Kaplan

hopeless politicspolitical sciencecultural studies

Capitalizing on the Dialectical Economy of Hegemony. Cultural Studies (2012)

Michael Kaplan

cultural analysisgeopolitical conflictcapitalismneoliberalismeconomicssocial sciencescultural theoryinternational relationsgeopoliticsculturepolitical economycultural relationsdialectical economyinformal economycultural studies

Friendship Fictions: The Rhetoric of Citizenship in the Liberal Imaginary. (2010)

humanitiesliteraturecitizenship studiesidentity politicsnationalismcitizenshipideologycritical theoryculturenationalityamerican identityfriendship fictions

The Rhetoric of Hegemony:. Philosophy and Rhetoric (2010)

Michael Kaplan

communicationrhetoricpolitical philosophyanti-imperialismsocial philosophyphilosophy

The Rhetoric of Hegemony: Laclau, Radical Democracy, and the Rule of Tropes. Philosophy and Rhetoric (2010)

None Michael Kaplan

political philosophyphilosophyradical democracyrhetoric

Rebel Citizenship and the Cunning of the Liberal Imaginary in Thelma & Louise. (2008)

historyhumanitiescitizenship studiesrebel citizenshippost-colonial criticismliberal imaginaryinterdisciplinary historysocial historynationalismcitizenshipnationalityhistorical analysis

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Michael Kaplan

Assistant Professor

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

CUNY--Baruch College

Communication Studies

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Studies Of Communication

Michael Kaplan is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Assistant Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michael Kaplan

CUNY--Baruch College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Digital Potlatch: The Uses of Uselessness in the Digital Economy. New Media & Society (2019)

Michael Kaplan

The Self-Consuming Commodity: Audiences, Users, and the Riddle of Digital Labor. Television & New Media (2019)

Michael Kaplan

Prohibiting the People: Populism, Procedure and the Rhetoric of Democratic Desire. Constellations (2018)

Michael Kaplan

political sciencedemocratic theorypolitical philosophypolitical theorydemocratic desirepolitical behaviorpolitical communicationrhetoricdemocracy

Spying for the People:. (2018)

communicationsurveillance capitalisminformation securityparticipatory surveillanceusable privacy

The Promise of Hopeless Politics. Cultural Studies (2013)

Michael Kaplan

hopeless politicspolitical sciencecultural studies

Capitalizing on the Dialectical Economy of Hegemony. Cultural Studies (2012)

Michael Kaplan

Friendship Fictions: The Rhetoric of Citizenship in the Liberal Imaginary. (2010)

humanitiesliteraturecitizenship studiesidentity politicsnationalismcitizenshipideologycritical theoryculturenationalityamerican identityfriendship fictions

The Rhetoric of Hegemony:. Philosophy and Rhetoric (2010)

Michael Kaplan

communicationrhetoricpolitical philosophyanti-imperialismsocial philosophyphilosophy

The Rhetoric of Hegemony: Laclau, Radical Democracy, and the Rule of Tropes. Philosophy and Rhetoric (2010)

None Michael Kaplan

political philosophyphilosophyradical democracyrhetoric

Rebel Citizenship and the Cunning of the Liberal Imaginary in Thelma & Louise. (2008)

historyhumanitiescitizenship studiesrebel citizenshippost-colonial criticismliberal imaginaryinterdisciplinary historysocial historynationalismcitizenshipnationalityhistorical analysis

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