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Original Article

Phenomenology Of Communication And Self-Presentation In Virtual Space

T. Martsinkovskaya
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N. Golubeva
,
E. Belinskaya
,
A. Ayanyan
,
I. Solodnikova

Keywords: Virtual space, self-presentation, streaming video, information identity

Article no: 44

Pages 409-415

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.11.02.44

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Original Article

Well-being Paradigm in the Context of Green Economy and Information Society

 Egorova Maria*
,
Guzyr Vladimir
,
Cherdanceva Irina
,
Shatova Maria

Keywords: Green economy; virtual economy; bioeconomy; society’s well-being; information technology

Article no: 22

Pages 165-169

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.22

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Original Article

Adolescents’ Online And Offline Identity: A Study On Self-Representation

Luca Pisano
,
Isabella Mastropasqua
,
Luca Cerniglia
,
Michela Erriu
,
Silvia Cimino

Keywords: Adolescence, online behaviours, virtual identity

Article no: 3

Pages 15-25

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.05.3

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