THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CYBERETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH
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https://doi.org/10.69691/atehk524Keywords:
Theory of digital ethnography, theory of symbolic interactionism, postmodernism and constructivism, network theory, critical theory.Abstract
In this article, based on the analysis of literature, we will focus on several main theories that are the basis of today’s cyberethnological research. The theoretical approaches that we will list below show the interdisciplinary nature of cyberethnological research and the possibilities of solving complex socio-cultural phenomena in the digital age.
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