Power, Politics and Knowledge<\/p>\n
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Power politics and knowledge<\/p>\n
\u201cOur distinguished guests, the principal, teachers and my fellow colleagues, good morning? I am \u2026. And am speaking on the topic \u2018power politics and knowledge\u2019 from the movie, the freezing of account by Eduardo is comparable to the Machiavelli\u2019s comprehension of power which informs that power has no single center and always shift with response to instability of alliances. The absence of verbal negotiation ability of Eduardo leads him to taking desperate decisions on freezing accounts on Facbook. Power strategies, presented deals, negotiation and corresponding conflict widen the misunderstanding of the duos on Facebook\u2019s future. The notion that power is embedded with certain horizon is also intimated in the notable scene exposed in the film. Power held by Mark and Eduardo is thus exposed in their residents. The effectiveness of strategies determines the eventual holder the power at long last. The theory synchronizes with Eduardo and Mark\u2019s case in that a set of imprecise, subjective and consequential speculation hold vital importance on interpretive speculations (Rossides, 1998, pp76).<\/p>\n
The scene at which Eduardo loses his shares creates an impeccable point in the running of the film. The unexpected happens to Eduardo creating a disheartening state for him as regards immature steps conclusion and actions he designs. It quite sympathetic that in the eventual finality, Eduardo losses his resources (share) which he valued so much. The desire or attempt to try and access justice or help outside the family is quite uneventful. Mark at last fails to recognize him and instead chooses to prefer algorithm instead of Eduardo. Desperation propels him to destroy the laptop from which Mark is logged in. consistent with Machiavelli; power is decentralized, strategic and also coercive. In summary, the exercise of power is best exposed following and acted upon following strategic process and which is mostly legal. This is contrary to the efforts exerted by Eduardo. Eduardo\u2019s approach of handling the power he has is typically unconventional and in disrespect of the true nature of power. The exposition of power as main trigger for organizational conflicts is notable in this case. Eduardo and Mark and are confronting each other legally following inability to agree but eventually power is bias on one side; Marks side. Ethical nature and behavior of rejected due to the escalated relevant consideration of power. Some other lessons notable from losing of shares owned by Eduardo is that power has no moral stances and eventual strategies adopted. <\/p>\n
The exposure to power reveals of the undermining of the myths of honorable conducts. The essence of morality is totally lost in the consideration of the power. It is notable that Eduardo cries foul and feels betrayed by Mark but power falls in favor of Mark. Eduardo resort to application of action against Mark but this does not work out well to him. Machievelli regards violence as the \u201chard core of power\u201d which Eduardo would love to exercise but is unfruitful. Perhaps the loss of shares by Eduardo is propagated by use of violence without practicality and in unsparing proportion. Towards the end of the film Eduardo lashes at Mark noting that he betrayed him, but he doesn\u2019t acknowledge the role he played in failing his mission. I feel this is the fear for failure as exposed by Eduardo and persistent urge to pull people close to their mess.<\/p>\n
I highly appreciate your attention while listening.\u201d<\/p>\n
Bibliography<\/p>\n
Rossides, D. W. (1998). Social Theory: Its Origins, History, And Contemporary Relevance. Dix Hills, N.Y., General Hall.<\/p>\n
Schermerhorn, J. R. (2011). Organizational behavior. Hoboken, N.J., Wiley.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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