With the group adolescents we began a path analysis the use of social networks on Facebook and in particular ask how to change self-knowledge and relationships with others. The first meeting was done entirely in a virtual way, dividing into groups and discussing Facebook on Facebook. It 'was very special e. .. surreal a meeting of catechesis totally online, trying to express our opinions, to deal with us ... without looking in my face but via a profile. We were particularly inspired by a video, "Like Dylan ...". Here is a brief introduction and the chance to watch it.
As Dylan: every reason to abandon Facebook
The idea of \u200b\u200bBob Dylan's Subterranean Homesick Blues - the text of song written on sheets of cardboard - has inspired a young filmmaker from Minnesota (USA) to shoot a video that explains all the reasons why we should do without Facebook. "Hello, I'm Ross. I have something to say about Facebook. You have to get out" the video begins with these signs "discourse" about a boy taken in through the crowd. The notes of a song by Thievery Corporation follow all its ironic because "To be tagged. Nobody likes". "You have 852 friends. In reality you have about 4. And that's fine. 4 friends to talk about are better than 848 and do not want to see and instead are happy to spy on you." And again: "One of them is seeing a picture of yourself right now. It is judging you." Then the key phrase: "I do not have an account - Says Ross with his placards - are 'clean' for 5 months and 17 days. And I'm happy. "And finally, the brilliant conclusion:" Ironically, perhaps you're watching this video on Facebook. Remember, you are much more interesting to your profile.
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