أنثروبولوجيا
Volume 12, Numéro 1, Pages 241-259
2026-06-30
Digital Citizenship From An Anthropological Perspective: Transformations Of Identity And The Reconfiguration Of The Public Sphere In The Digital Age
Authors : Bendjeddou Abdelkader Mohieddine Djillali .
Abstract
The rapid development of digital communication technologies has transformed the way individuals and societies interact. These technologies provide unprecedented speed, accessibility, and convenience in communication while offering broad access to knowledge and information. As a result, technology has become an essential part of modern life. This transformation has produced many positive outcomes, including improved opportunities for learning, collaboration, and social engagement, particularly when digital tools are used responsibly and ethically. However, the digital revolution also brings challenges. Negative effects may arise when ethical standards, legal regulations, and the principles governing social relationships are ignored. In this context, digital citizenship has emerged as an important framework that guides responsible technology use. It represents a set of rules, values, and standards that encourage ethical digital behavior among all members of society. Digital citizenship ultimately promotes the effective use of technology while protecting individuals from potential risks and challenges in the digital environment.
Keywords
Digital Citizenship ; Technology ; Digital Ethics ; Responsible Use ; Digital Society
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