Gazing into the Black Mirror| How the Experience of Emplaced Visuality Through Smartphones Fundamentally Changes Both the Self and the Place

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Main Author:	Newlin, Alexa Brooke
Language:	EN
Published:	The American University of Paris (France) 2019
Subjects:	Behavioral psychology
Online Access:	http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=13871594

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title	Gazing into the Black Mirror\| How the Experience of Emplaced Visuality Through Smartphones Fundamentally Changes Both the Self and the Place
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Gazing into the Black Mirror| How the Experience of Emplaced Visuality Through Smartphones Fundamentally Changes Both the Self and the Place

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