Digital Carnivalesque

Katy Kan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics. Her PhD examined the carnivalisation of social relations as a form of power in the digital vernacular discourse. The diverse educational pathways that she has taken over the last 30 years speak for her curiosity to explore the social world in a multi-faceted manner. In this regard, the career choices that she has pursued demonstrate her deep interest in problematising complexities in social relations in various domains: teaching, research and the corporate world. She has 15 years of experience teaching communication at various institutes of higher learning in Singapore. In the area of educational research, she has worked on four projects commissioned by the National Institute of Education. Lastly, she has eight years of corporate experience with various MNCs.

1. Power as Performance in the 21st Century Digital Playground.- 2. Power.- 3. Digital Times.- 4. Politics and Social Media in Singapore.- 5. Carnivalesque as Theoretical Framework.- 6. mrbrown Show: who say we Smelly?.- 7. Anton Casey’s mistake (Singlish 55).- 8. Power as Constantly Reconstituting & the Prospects of Carnivalesque Politics.