The Solomon Islands Smartphone Today/Mobael fon lo Solomon Aelans tudei

Sharon Inone; Geoffrey Hobbis; Stephanie Ketterer Hobbis

doi:10.51142/issues-journal-4-1-4

The Solomon Islands Smartphone Today/Mobael fon lo Solomon Aelans tudei

Sharon Inone
, Geoffrey Hobbis
, Stephanie Ketterer Hobbis

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Abstract

Drawing upon their long-term research in the Solomon Islands, Inone et al. analyse the sociocultural significance of smartphones in day-to-day life. They underline the increasing salience of smartphones for maintaining family relations, entertainment and education. Their contribution underscores the importance of studying smartphones as “supercompositional”: technological objects around which social and cultural relationships and meanings coalesce.
Bilingual: Solomon Islands Pijin-English

Original language	Multiple languages
Journal	Issues: A Multilingual Journal of Short Essays
Volume	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.51142/issues-journal-4-1-4
Publication status	Published - 2021

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