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Anthony J. Weems,John N. SingerThis chapter develops such a framework by drawing on a lineage of practice theory derived from Giddens’ structuration theory, incorporating concepts from digital geographies, digital sociology, experimental psychology, and various overlapping sub-disciplines within Internet studies (i.e., critical d

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Carmelo Masala,Donatella Rita Petrettomap use. This includes: Positioning engagement over use as a more encompassing term, including media as latent resources; knowledgeable deferral to defaults, which may be media-scripted or hypermediated; the affordance to preview or postview place through digital maps, i.e., via seemingly veracious