Researching Digital (Dis)connection in the Age of Personalised Media

Abstract

Agents shape their aspirations according to concrete indices of the accessible and the inaccessible, of what is and is not 'for us', a division as fundamental and as fundamentally recognized as that between the sacred and the profane. . . .The relation to what is possible is a relation to power; and the sense of the probable future is constituted in the prolonged relationship with a world structured according to the categories of the possible (for us) and the impossible (for us), of what is appropriated in advance by and for others and what one can reasonably expect for oneself.(Bourdieu, The Logic of Practice, 1990, p. 64) CHEBUTYKIN [reading the newspaper].Balzac got married in Berdichev. . . .I really must put that down in my little book.[Makes a note.]Balzac got married in Berdichev.

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