Titlebook: Changing Digital Geographies; Technologies, Enviro Jessica McLean Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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s of multiply located feminist revitalisations. From #everydayfeminism to #MeToo, these moments are often growing from social media conversations, again speaking to more-than-real possibilities. The digital has afforded spaces for feminist activism that has produced a range of costs and benefits; pe

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The shine of the more-than-real quickly dulls in this respect as people who already experience exclusions from digital technologies also have to find avenues for change from within these same digital geographies. This chapter describes how people with disabilities are remaking digital geographies an

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privileged to learn from Indigenous scholars, people with disabilities, feminists, bureaucrats, activists, environmentalists, lawyers, digital justice activists, human rights advocates, and technology innovators in this research. Future research could centre queer and LGBTQIA+?perspectives, and the

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Introduction,ology. This book examines the relationships between humans, digital technologies and environments to bring together discourses and materialities of digital geographies that are sometimes left separate. In doing so, McLean aims to contribute to our understanding of how and why digital geographies are changing.

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Jessica McLeanExplores the notion of the real and more-than-real in changing digital geographies.Examines the philosophical, political and practical constraints of co-produced online and offline spaces.Offers disti

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