Digital Kinship and Social Networks in the Platform Age
How are concepts of family, friendship, and community transformed by social media and messaging apps? This research examines new forms of relatedness.
Understanding Algorithmic Culture and Bias Through an Anthropological Lens
Algorithms are not neutral tools but cultural artifacts that shape social reality. This post explores how anthropologists dissect their logic and societal impact.
The Ethics of Data Collection and Analysis in Digital Cultural Studies
Navigating the ethical landscape of studying online communities presents unique challenges. This post details the Institute's framework for responsible and respectful digital research.
Methodological Approaches for Ethnographic Research in Digital Spaces
Conducting ethnographic research online requires adapted methodologies for participant observation. This post outlines the core techniques developed by the Institute for robust digital fieldwork.
Founding Principles and Vision of the Institute of Digital Anthropology
The Institute of Digital Anthropology was founded on the principle of examining human culture through digital interaction. Our vision bridges traditional ethnographic methods with cutting-edge computational analysis.