Brent Luvaas is Professor of Global Studies and a Graduate Faculty Member in Communication, Culture, & Media at Drexel University. A cultural and visual anthropologist, who has worked primarily in Southeast Asia and the United States, his work explores how digital technologies shape the way we see and experience the world around us. He is the author of the books Street Style: An Ethnography of Fashion Blogging (2016) and DIY Style: Fashion, Music, and Global Digital Cultures (2012) and co-editor of the The Anthropology of Dress and Fashion (2019).

• 1.Introduction, 2.(Un)Tethering, 3.(In)Attention, 4.(Dis)Embedding, 5.Detox, 6.Maps and Territories, 7.Distances, 8.Medi(t)ations, 9.Screens, 10.The World (and its Representations), 11.What Remains (When We Stop Imagining It), 12.Bibliography

Brent Luvaas is Professor of Global Studies and a Graduate Faculty Member in Communication, Culture, & Media at Drexel University. A cultural and visual anthropologist, who has worked primarily in Southeast Asia and the United States, his work explores how digital technologies shape the way we see and experience the world around us. He is the author of the books Street Style: An Ethnography of Fashion Blogging (2016) and DIY Style: Fashion, Music, and Global Digital Cultures (2012) and co-editor of the The Anthropology of Dress and Fashion (2019).

• 1.Introduction, 2.(Un)Tethering, 3.(In)Attention, 4.(Dis)Embedding, 5.Detox, 6.Maps and Territories, 7.Distances, 8.Medi(t)ations, 9.Screens, 10.The World (and its Representations), 11.What Remains (When We Stop Imagining It), 12.Bibliography