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Flirtbook BR – A survey about “the flirt” and Facebook in Brazilian culture
By Cláudia Pereira and Germano Penalva Two years ago Facebook, already a fever around the world, became a fever in Brazil, surpassing the Orkut. Until 2010 it was the most famous social network. It has broken social classes, languages and ages barriers. … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, cultures of the internet, Facebook, social media
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Review: Harnessing Fortune
Empson, Rebecca, 2011. Harnessing Fortune: Personhood, Memory and Place in Mongolia. Oxford University Press. Daniel Miller, UCL One of the issues in teaching material culture studies under the auspices of an anthropology department is explaining what is, at least in … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthropology, Daniel Miller, Ethnography, Facebook, Mongolia, Rebecca Empson
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