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“Turkle offers comfort and confidence that it is not too late to restore our communicative competence.”

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“Turkle offers comfort and confidence that it is not too late to restore our communicative competence.”

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“If you only read one book this year, make it this one. It is delightfully readable, incredibly well-researched, rich with insight, and will make you rethink your relationship to that device in your pocket.  And invite conversation back into your life, indeed to insist upon it.”

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“If you only read one book this year, make it this one. It is delightfully readable, incredibly well-researched, rich with insight, and will make you rethink your relationship to that device in your pocket.  And invite conversation back into your life, indeed to insist upon it.”

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“Turkle understands that we are vulnerable to the often-negative effects that new technologies have on us, but that we are not deprived of agency. Recognising this allows us to fight back and reclaim what we have been encouraged to give up.”

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“Turkle understands that we are vulnerable to the often-negative effects that new technologies have on us, but that we are not deprived of agency. Recognising this allows us to fight back and reclaim what we have been encouraged to give up.”

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“Reclaiming Conversation” makes a convincing case that our ability to electronically connect with anyone, anytime, is sabotaging our relationships with those right next to us.”

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“Reclaiming Conversation” makes a convincing case that our ability to electronically connect with anyone, anytime, is sabotaging our relationships with those right next to us.”

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“This is an important and provocative book that effectively describes some major concerns of our era.”

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“This is an important and provocative book that effectively describes some major concerns of our era.”

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“The book is a broad indictment of our communication culture. . . Turkle is rare, however, in both synthesizing these various critiques and positing the necessity of conversation as the most effective, human response to our contemporary digital siege state.”

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“The book is a broad indictment of our communication culture. . . Turkle is rare, however, in both synthesizing these various critiques and positing the necessity of conversation as the most effective, human response to our contemporary digital siege state.”

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“Sherry Turkle is a singular voice in the discourse about technology.”

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“Sherry Turkle is a singular voice in the discourse about technology.”

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“It’s not Turkle’s fault that her book can be read as a handbook for the privileged. She’s addressing a middle class in which she herself grew up, invoking a depth of human potential that used to be widespread. But the middle, as we know, is disappearing.” 

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“It’s not Turkle’s fault that her book can be read as a handbook for the privileged. She’s addressing a middle class in which she herself grew up, invoking a depth of human potential that used to be widespread. But the middle, as we know, is disappearing.” 

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“Reclaiming Conversation” is best appreciated as a sophisticated self-help book. It makes a compelling case that children develop better, students learn better and employees perform better when their mentors set good examples and carve out spaces for face-to-face interactions. Less compelling is Turkle’s call for collective action.” 

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“Reclaiming Conversation” is best appreciated as a sophisticated self-help book. It makes a compelling case that children develop better, students learn better and employees perform better when their mentors set good examples and carve out spaces for face-to-face interactions. Less compelling is Turkle’s call for collective action.” 

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“Unfortunately, Turkle too often gravitates towards critiquing the use (and not the design) of new technologies, advocating a sort of abstinence. . . Because the book’s audience is primarily written for the users of digital technologies, as opposed to the designers, this is understandable, but remains a major weakness, especially if Turkle wants to initiate social change.” 

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“Unfortunately, Turkle too often gravitates towards critiquing the use (and not the design) of new technologies, advocating a sort of abstinence. . . Because the book’s audience is primarily written for the users of digital technologies, as opposed to the designers, this is understandable, but remains a major weakness, especially if Turkle wants to initiate social change.” 

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“We are in the early days of devices and connectivity, and the changes are so rapid that already parts of Turkle’s book seem dated.”

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“We are in the early days of devices and connectivity, and the changes are so rapid that already parts of Turkle’s book seem dated.”

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Boston Globe                      College Quarterly                Hong Kong Review of Books              New York Times      Technology and Society   WBUR

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Boston Globe                      College Quarterly                Hong Kong Review of Books              New York Times      Technology and Society   WBUR