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Sexual anthropologist explains how technology changes dating, love and relationships

by lorenz on Sep 30, 2007 in technology, gender, persons and theories, journal articles / papers, websites
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Bella Ellwood-Clayton is sexual anthropologist. As we read in the Washington Post, Bella Ellwood-Clayton has studied texting and dating in the Philippines. On her website you can download the texts Desire and loathing in the cyber Philippines and Unfailthful: Enchantment and disenchantment through mobile use, some of her weekly sex and relationship columns and some poems and short stories.

You can even watch some videos and follow her on her fieldwork in Sumatra, researching beauty as a cultural notion.

>> visit her website

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Why cellular life in Japan is so different - Interview with anthropologist Mizuko Ito

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