02134nam a2200277 a 45000010005000000030003000050050017000080080041000250100016000660200027000820200022001090350018001310350017001490400018001660500023001842450048002072600033002553000034002885040041003225051251003636500030016147000026016448710045016709520124017159990017018394704UR20220428081846.0960912s1997    nyua          000 0 eng d  a   96036557  a0415916836 (hardbound)  a0415916844 (pbk.)  a(janium) 4693  a(janium)4693  aDLCcDLCdDLC 4aHF7631b.S631 199700aInternet culture /cedited by David Porter.  aNew York bRoutledge c1997.  axviii, 279 p. bill. c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 tAn archaeology of cyberspaces : virtuality, community, identity rShawn P. Wilbur --tCommunity and identity in the electronic village rDerek Foster --tUsenet communities and the cultural politics of information rMichele Tepper --tCyberspace and place : the internet as middle landscape on the electronic frontier rDave Healy --tFlesh made word : sex, text and the virtual body rShannon McRae --tVirtually embodied : the reality of fantasy in a multi-user dungeon rMizuko Ito --tThe postmodern Paradiso : Dante, cyberpunk, and the technosophy of cyberspace rJeffrey Fisher --tSpam : heteroglossia and harassment in cyberspace rCharles J. Stivale --tI flamed Freud : a case study in teletextual incendiarism rWilliam B. Millard --tAuthority and egalitarian rhetoric in the virtual coffeehouse rBrian A. Connery --tEssayistic messages : internet newsgroups as an electronic public sphere rJames A. Knapp --tCyberdemocracy : internet and the public sphere rMark Poster --tProgressive politics, electronic individualism and the myth of virtual community rJoseph Lockard --tReading, writing, hypertext : democratic politics in the virtual classroom rJoseph Tabbi --tCyberspace and the globalization of culture rJon Stratton. 0aInternetxSocial aspects.1 aPorter, David,d1965-  aVAUGHANbSTACKScZA4201 .I56 1997dBKf1  001040708AGaURBCbURBCcGENd2022-04-28eCompraoHF7631 S631 1997 p0074937r2022-04-28 00:00:00w2022-04-28yLIBRO  c34059d34059