1 resultado para Online Dating Network
em Université de Montréal, Canada
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Resumo:
Online dating systems (ODS) have had a central role in our social practices for many years. How can we analyze this phenomenon? How can we understand it? The point is not to know whether or not these services are actually able to facilitate relationship formation, but rather to understand what kinds of values the ODS are based upon and what kinds of values they produce. In other words, it is crucial to understand what ideas of love these platforms are proposing. This paper will focus on the ODS that explicitly have the goal of giving their clients the possibility of meeting someone with whom they can have a love affair or a durable romance. This paper aims to analyze how love is defined according to the ODS algorithms’ rules.