National Conference Explores Algerian Society
The article discusses a national Algerian conference dedicated to studying the anthropology of relationships and communication within Algerian society amid digital transformations. The conference aims to understand how digital changes influence various social spaces, starting from the family, school, mosque, and university, and extending to the online realm. It presents five main themes that address the structure of social relationships, the role of social institutions, and the impact of technology on identity and privacy. The goal is to develop local anthropological studies that align with recent changes, with a particular focus on understanding symbols, communication practices, and the redefinition of roles within both internal and global contexts.
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