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Some of these clips introduce Modernity and Postmodernism, while others offer insights into the development of feminism and a viewpoint of what conceptions and misconceptions there are about feminism today. Three clips feature discussions of the network society and how it affects us while another three clips feature George Ritzer speaking on different aspects of McDonaldization:
What is Modernity?
What is Postmodernism?
George Ritzer on resisting McDonaldization
George Ritzer on the future of McDonaldization
The Importance of McDonaldization to students
Are you a Feminist? (Part One)
Feminism: FemiNation (1 of 2)
FemiNation (2 of 2)
Naomi Wolf on Third Wave Feminism
The Third Wave Of Feminism
Rebecca Walker on the origins of Third Wave Feminism
Conversations with History: Manuel Castells
Communication technology as material culture: Internet and autonomy building in the network society
Brian Solis of FutureWorks & PR 2.0: It’s not the technology but the sociology that’s changing
