In 1938, for example, the sociologist Louis Wirth described "anonymous" and "superficial" social relations as essential elements of urbanism.
It is this that sets him in stark contrast to Zuckerberg, two years his elder, who described anonymous internet posting as showing "a lack of integrity".
Gabriella Coleman, an anthropologist who studies hacktivist culture, described Anonymous as the modern-day "trickster," at times playful, at others scaring the daylights out of people, and usually slippery.
The exhibition "theanyspacewhatever" takes its title from a cinematic term coined by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze to describe anonymous shots of things you look at every day but don't see, used as transitions in movies.
Jeanne described "anonymous mentoring" on the radio show as similar in approach to Match.com.
"That is the best way I can describe anonymous: They are you, they are me, they are anyone who has ever cared about what's going on in the world today," said another member, who asked not be identified.
Olson, who formerly described Anonymous as a "brand", stated in 2012 that she now characterized it as a "movement" rather than a group: "anyone can be part of it.
He describes an anonymous place occasionally menaced by drug dealers, where, he said, "we never really knew our neighbors".
Foy is the first author of the paper, which describes three anonymous patients.
In the 1990s the music press came up with an expression to describe any anonymous gaggle of musicians hiding in the shadow of a more glamorous frontperson.
