Description
In a world where social life unfolds across screens, this book examines how young people navigate identity, relationships, and belonging in the age of social media. Drawing on research and sharp, accessible analysis, it explores the everyday tensions behind “connectedness”—from visibility and privacy to reputation, peer pressure, and the shifting rules of online communities. Boyd’s work illuminates how platforms shape what we share, how we interpret one another, and why the boundaries between public and private keep blurring. Thoughtful and grounded in real-world observation, this is a compelling guide to the social dynamics of modern technology and the cultural stakes of being seen.
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Published Jan 1, 2014
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2014
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eng
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