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Winks and twitches, likes and comments: discussing digital ethnography
Renowned anthropologist Clifford Geertz once used the work of Gilbert Ryle to describe how one action (a wink) that seems to mean one thing can in fact have multiple meanings depending on the intentions and social cues of the person … Continue reading
