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The Smartphone as a Product of the Cognitive Niche

An Evolutionary Perspective on Sex Differences in Mobile Instant Messaging Use

By: Dorothea Cosima Adler

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The Smartphone as a Product of the Cognitive Niche

An Evolutionary Perspective on Sex Differences in Mobile Instant Messaging Use

By: Dorothea Cosima Adler

This book explores sex differences in Mobile Instant Messaging through an evolutionary psychological lens, with a particular focus on the use and perception of text and voice messages in same-sex friendships. Not only are these differences examined from an evolutionary standpoint but also smartphones are considered as a product of evolution. By further integrating media psychological theories, Dorothea C. Adler provides an innovative perspective on sex differences in voice and text message use and perception within same-sex friendships. A total of five studies address these aspects both from the sender's as well as receiver's perspective. Altogether, this work not only presents an evolutionary theoretical foundation for understanding sex differences in Mobile Instant Messenger communication among same-sex friends, but also offers an innovative approach for further evolutionary media psychological research.

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3958262384

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Shangri-La

The Museum Beyond the Bridge

By: Heiner Boehncke,Sandra Danicke,Renate Flagmeier,Cosima Schneider,Klaus Schneider,Klaus Klemp,Roland Meyer,Matthias Wagner K

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Shangri-La

The Museum Beyond the Bridge

By: Heiner Boehncke,Sandra Danicke,Renate Flagmeier,Cosima Schneider,Klaus Schneider,Klaus Klemp,Roland Meyer,Matthias Wagner K

Visitors were forewarned, a hand-written sign announcing: "The museum testifies to the thousand year history, work and labour of our ancestors. The exhibition extends for over 5000 m2." From the outset, it was a utopian undertaking. Not without reason does the lama monastery Shangri-La from James Hilton's novel Lost Horizon serve as namesake to this museum. Pietro Benzi (1931 - 2014) maintained the project from 1965 onwards. He collected what they no longer wanted, what had become antiquated or gone out of fashion: 2.7 million everyday objects, many of which were household effects, religious kitsch, knick-knacks, shoes and plastic toys. This photographic essay takes the viewer on a journey inside his unsystematic collection.

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3868331662

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9783868331660