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The Structure Of Digital Partner Choice A Bourdieusian Perspective 1st Edition Andreas Schmitz Auth

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The Structure Of Digital Partner Choice A Bourdieusian Perspective 1st Edition Andreas Schmitz Auth
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Publisher: Springer International Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.08 MB
Pages: 230
Author: Andreas Schmitz (auth.)
ISBN: 9783319435299, 9783319435305, 3319435299, 3319435302
Language: English
Year: 2017
Edition: 1

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The Structure Of Digital Partner Choice A Bourdieusian Perspective 1st Edition Andreas Schmitz Auth by Andreas Schmitz (auth.) 9783319435299, 9783319435305, 3319435299, 3319435302 instant download after payment.

This work approaches the modern phenomenon of online dating, examining the ways people make use of its technical and social potential. In particular, the users' mate preferences, choices, strategies, and interactions are analyzed using the innovative method of click-stream observations and web-questionnaire data. For the purpose of these analyses, two major theories are used - an explicit theory of individual mate choice, and the more general relational theory developed by Pierre Bourdieu, which helps to highlight the social structures both underlying and resulting from mating online. Results show that online dating is not a partner marker free from social structure, but that the traditional social conditions found offline are also reproduced in this virtual setting. In contrast to the picture drawn by media discourse and advertising, online dating represents a partner market which fulfills the promise of happiness in a socially differential way.

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