Bibliografia
Benvenutɜ nella sezione bibliografica del progetto “Digital practices Gender and Intimacy in Teens’ everyday life” (Di.G.I.T). Questa raccolta rappresenta la base teorica e metodologica su cui si fonda la nostra ricerca, esplorando l’interazione tra media digitali, genere e intimità nella vita quotidiana dellɜ adolescenti italianɜ.
Obiettivi della Bibliografia
La nostra bibliografia è stata accuratamente compilata per offrire una panoramica completa delle principali teorie, studi e ricerche che informano il nostro lavoro. Essa copre una vasta gamma di argomenti, tra cui:
- Media digitali e pratiche giovanili: Come lɜ adolescenti utilizzano le piattaforme digitali per comunicare, socializzare e esplorare la loro identità.
- Genere e rappresentazioni di genere: Studi sull’influenza dei media digitali nella costruzione e nella percezione delle identità di genere.
- Intimità e relazioni interpersonali: Analisi delle dinamiche dell’intimità e delle relazioni affettive nel contesto digitale.
- Metodologie di ricerca partecipativa: Approcci innovativi per coinvolgere direttamente lɜ giovani nella ricerca, promuovendo un ruolo attivo e collaborativo.
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