2016-07-01
Technology’s role in the consumption of love
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Publication
Human IT , Volume 13 - Issue 3 p. 85- 88
People’s love problems are social, not individual, in origin. That’s the final argument of Moira Weigel’s Labor of Love: The Invention of Dating (2016).
We’ve always searched for love, but what’s the social history behind it? Weigel dives deep into a (U.S.-based) look at dating, taking readers on a richly researched journey from the early 1900s through present day.
Her scope is broad, but in this review I concentrate on the technological connection with dating, considering Human IT’s focus and my own research on dating apps.
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Ward, J. (2016, July). Technology’s role in the consumption of love. Human IT. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/110367 |
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