Larissa Hjorth
3 books
About the Author
Larissa Hjorth is a distinguished scholar and digital anthropologist whose work explores the intersections of technology, culture, and everyday life in the digital age. With a focus on mobile media, social networking, and the emotional dimensions of digital practices, she has made significant contributions to understanding how people connect and create meaning through screens and devices. Her research spans global contexts, from urban Asia to indigenous communities, highlighting the human stories behind technological innovation. As a professor at RMIT University in Melbourne, Hjorth bridges academia and practice, collaborating with artists, designers, and policymakers to shape more inclusive digital futures. Her insightful analyses challenge conventional views on connectivity, emphasizing empathy and cultural nuance in an increasingly wired world.
Common genres
Writing style
accessible
interdisciplinary
ethnographically rich
