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Investigating how women negotiate and navigate relationships through use of cell phones: a case study of Basotho women in Maseru
This study is a guise at how cell phones are becoming power, identity and trend tools, through which women navigate and negotiate intimate relationships, particularly romantic and family relationships. I explore the threads that weave together the materiality of presence, space and the constantly ch...
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Social Anthropology
2014
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