Social Media and Living Well

Lexington Books (2015)
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Abstract

With each major technological shift, the question of well-being arises with new purpose. In this book, leading scholars in the philosophy and communication disciplines bring together their knowledge and expertise in an attempt to define what well-being means in this perpetually connected environment.

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Mitch Haney
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