As singular and comprehensive

As transcendent and absolute

As unstable and specific

As fixed and universal

The role of ethnography in storytelling

The disruption of equilibrium and tracing consequences

Quantitative methods in storytelling

The dominance of cultural practices

Right to be forgotten

Digital copyright

Internet privacy

Intellectual

property

Meaning is determined by the rules and conventions of language.

      Claude Lévi-Strauss.

   Meaning is entirely subjective.

  Meaning is solely based on individual intentions.

By their social class

By their bias

By their association with working-class struggles

By their independence

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 1950

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 2000

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 1937-1938

as political repression

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 1910

It reinforces traditional bonds

 It alters the sense of situational geography

It separates virtual and real worlds

It has no impact on social identity

The internet

disconnects local issues from global attention.

The internet limits

non-elites' participation in civil society.

The internet empowers non-elites for global activism

and democratic engagement.

The internet only

benefits traditional political systems.

The internet

discourages women from participating in political conversations.

 It causes excessive reading of books

 It makes us more restless

It

enhances concentration and deep thinking

It reduces our ability to concentrate and contemplate

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