New social networks and cultural identity changes

Imran Badini, Sara Moradi, Ali Bahmani

Abstract


Globalization is an inevitable process that has gained more momentum in the current era and has left people behind with social networks. Social networks play a colorful role in today's world and cannot be ignored. This research has been done with the aim of analyzing the effects of virtual space and social networks on the identity and lifestyle of young people. On the one hand, social networks have significantly increased the sources of identity, the possibilities of identity creation and the freedom of action of a person in the field of accepting another's identity, and on the other hand, the emergence of cyberspace and the possibilities that information technologies have brought; It has followed hopes, dreams and nightmares.

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