Applying Austenian Satire to Big Data
How might an author apply the satirical techniques from Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” specifically her observations on class and marriage, to a modern critique of big data’s role in consumerism?
Developing straightforward essay condemning corporate data collection practices without implementing humorous tone.
Focusing exclusively on romantic relationships between individuals deeply affected by data breaches, foregoing broader societal commentary.
Penning series of webcasts that spoof popularity metrics and flawed algorithms search engines substitute for courting rituals.
Within narrative where characters misuse personal data much like misunderstandings over social standing resulting in hilarious untenable situations.
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