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The Word/Term
Include other forms of the word, e.g., noun, verb,
adjective
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Subvert, verb.
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The meaning: in
your own words
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To make something less effective or weakened.
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An Example of
the word/term.
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A new age revolution will only result from communities
banning together in order to subvert
the U.S. government.
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A Non-example
of what the word/term is not.
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If we band groups together, we can unify a system and make
its forces stronger as a result.
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A Quote from
the text that relates to the word/term (include page #)
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“I thought of how Sigmund Freud considered the power of
communities both to shape and subvert
us, and a psychoanalytic pun came to mind: connectivity and its disconnects”
(14).
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Why it matters:
Why do you think the word/term is important to know and to
consider further?
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I felt Turkle made a great point of how Freud’s concept
lead to the relevancy of connectivity and its disconnects in a tech based
society. The more we allow our lives
to connect electronically the further we subvert and challenge our
availability in the physical world.
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Questions to
help think critically about the word/term.
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If Americans become more dependent on technology, is it
possible for our innate instincts to subvert at the frequent use of
smartphones and social networking? What’s really at stake?
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An Image that
helps you visualize the word or concept
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Friday, December 5, 2014
Personal Dictionary #3
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