Digital Anthropology (Paperback, 2 ed)

1: Introduction: Digital Anthropology Ten Years OnHaidy Geismar, UCL, UK, Hannah Knox, UCL, UK, Daniel Miller, UCL, UK, Heather Horst, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, AustraliaPart I: Positioning2: Rethinking Digital Anthropology, Tom Boellstorff, University of California Irvine, USA3: Digital Anthropology and Digital Ethnography, Sarah Pink, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia4: Design Anthropology: Working On and For Digital Technologies, Adam Drazin, UCL, UKPart II: Socializing5: Dmart Phones in the Global South, Heather Horst, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia6: Disability in the Digital Age, Faye Ginsburg, New York University, USA7: The Anthropology of Social Media, Daniel Miller, UCL, UKPart III: Politics and Economics8: Digital Politics and Political Engagement, John Postil, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia9: Hacking, Gabriella Coleman, McGill University, Canada10: Blockchain, Bill Maurer, University of California Irvine, USA11: Work in the Digital Economy, Ilana Gershon, Indiana University, USAPart IV: Describing12: The Digital Sensorium, Haidy Geismar, UCL, UK13: Digitising Environments, Hannah Knox, UCL, UK14: Extreme Citizen Science: Digital Anthroplogy in the Pluriverse, Gillian Conquest with Jerome Lewis, UCL, UK15: The Quantified Self, Natasha Dow Schuell, New York University, USABibliography Index