So a comedian and a sociologist walk into a bar to study modern ideas of romance. No seriously, they did. In fact, the walked into multiple bars, focus groups, reddit conversations and even comedy shows where they convinced audience members to give them access to their social media chatter, and voila, comedian Aziz Ansari and sociologist Eric Klinenberg co-wrote, co-researched (and possibly co-ramen-ed) a book on Modern Romance.
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Romancing the Smartphone
Posted in book review, tagged apps, ‘emerging adulthood’, “herbivore” Japanese men, case studies, comedian Aziz Ansari, dating, delusional play boy, demographic shifts, digital, digital playing field, food analogies, generational divide, intergenerational ideas of finding love, Modern Romance, modern smart phones, netiquette, Parks and Recreation, possibilities and paralysis, Romancing the Smartphone, smartphones screens, sociologist Eric Klinenberg, soulmate, statistics on February 7, 2016| 1 Comment »
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