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Transkonnektiver Raum, Emotionen und Skype: Binationale Paare in Irland

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Individuen nutzen Technologien im Alltagsleben in verschiedenster Weise, um ihre Emotionen auszudrücken. Sie halten damit den täglichen Kontakt zu Familie und Bekannten; per E-Mail teilen sie Witze mit ihren Kolleginnen und Kollegen und pflegen darüber ihre Freundschaften; per Facebook tauschen sie Neuigkeiten und Fotos aus; und sie kommunizieren über Skype mit weit entfernt lebenden Freunden und Verwandten. Technologien bestimmen dabei in subtiler Weise, wie Emotionen ausgedrückt und gezeigt werden können. Dieser spezifische Gebrauch trägt auf der anderen Seite auch zur Ausgestaltung und zum Verständnis solcher Technologien bei. Stets entstehen und entwickeln sich so neue Praktiken im Umgang damit. Bisher untersuchen jedoch erst wenige Studien den Zusammenhang zwischen Emotionen und den verschiedenen Technologieformen.

Dieser Beitrag ist eine Übersetzung der englischsprachigen Fassung (King-O’Riain, Internet and Emotions, S. 131–143, 2014).

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    Rebecca Chiyoko King-O’Riain

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King-O’Riain, R. (2015). Transkonnektiver Raum, Emotionen und Skype: Binationale Paare in Irland. In: Kleres, J., Albrecht, Y. (eds) Die Ambivalenz der Gefühle. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01654-8_11

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