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The Performance of Connection,f a Facebook user. This involves finding others and sending and accepting ‘friend requests’. Once friends, people have public access to one another’s Facebook Timelines. When a person addresses another person or interacts with another person’s content, he or she is ‘performing connection’. For examp

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Distant Intimacy,, although this term can refer to different kinds of ‘distances’. For example, people may become geographically distanced; they may remain geographically proximate but exist in different social spaces — say, different workplaces — and they may become distanced in time. Old high school friends are a

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When Insecurity Looms,’ has taken on in the SNS era. One would think ‘friendships’ involves a degree of commitment. Hence, the notion that a person can be quickly and easily ‘unfriended’ seems paradoxical. Drawing on her ethnography of Friendster, danah boyd (2006) argues that ‘friend’ connotes different things when reff

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Conclusion,ses on a growing need for intimacy. People make use of Facebook’s bounded publics to perform their connections and reproduce the intimacy therein. However, Facebook also puts intimacy at risk. The pressure to capitalise on social connections from various situations in life and with various ‘degrees’

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Xuan Wu,Dongqing Bai,Guoxia Zhu,Yanbin Ji,Zhichao Jia,Peng Zhoue can determine a surface that focuses all rays emanating from a single point onto another point (see Problem 3.1) or one can determine the equation of a surface that renders parallel all rays emanating from a single point, after a reflection (see Problem 3.5). At the same time it should be pointed

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1865-0929 ng with Cultural Heritage and Art..Part IV: ​Social Media: Design, User Experiences and Content Analysis; Advances in eGovernment Services; eCommerce, Mobile Co978-3-031-36003-9978-3-031-36004-6Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937