In this paper, we describe main trends in sociocultural practices, presentations, discussions and formation of sexualities by different age groups in cyberspace in modern information societies. The article examines performativity and embodiment of sexuality in online social spaces based on the results of an analytical research of social networks, social media and blogs data. The analysis is focused on the global and local characteristics of intersections between age and internet sexuality-virtual development and realization of intimacy, eroticism, sensuality and body.
The article presents the main results of the development of a comprehensive toolkit for solving production problems in the field of quality built on the basis of Kaizen practice.
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