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The Cell Phone: An Anthropology of Communication

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Heather Horst, Daniel Miller

Berg Publishers, 2006

Important ethnographic study of cell phones
In a global environment where mobile technologies are making impressive and influential in-roads into many societis and cultures, this ethnographically based study of the impact of cell phones on low-income populations in Jamaica is a valuable piece of scholarship. Based on two-years of ethnographic study in a rural and urban area of Jamaica, Horst and Miller's effort to construct an ...

Jamaican Americans (The New Immigrants)
Heather A. Horst, Andrew Gamer

Chelsea House Publications, 2007

communication

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