Philosophical Perspectives on Computer-Mediated Communication

Charles Ess

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The first anthology of analysis and reflection on CMC and the then-young Internet from perspectives rooted in both philosophy and religious studies. Several of the chapters remain watershed publications in the genre of Internet Studies.

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