Egyptian Youth in Urban and Virtual Spaces Mark Allen Peterson Miami University.

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Egyptian Youth in Urban and Virtual Spaces Mark Allen Peterson Miami University

Fieldwork in Egypt , 2005, 2010

What I have to say today is based on anthropology at a distance But informed by Prior fieldwork Discussions with friends in Egypt Social media

US EDITION MIDDLE EAST EDITION

Youth

Youth is… A life stage A cultural construction

Cosmopolitans The cosmopolitan class (Peterson 2011) The young, educated, underemployed young brothers in cyberspace (Lynch 2007)

New Youth Movements 1. New and independent 2. Flexible, decentralized structured and fluid leadership. 3. The movements are trans- ideological. 4. Drew in large numbers of participants who had never before engaged in public political acts. 5. Depend to a great extent on social media for communication. From Shehata 2011.

Virtual Spaces

Overcoming isolation Bringing people together Trying out identities

Urban Spaces

player_embedded Creativity

Liminality

Antistructure

Communitas