Virtual Culture: Identity and Communication in Cybersociety

2002-01-01bookSAGE Publications Ltd eBooks609 citationsclosed

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Social Media and Politics Media and Digital Communication Cultural Studies and Postmodernism

Abstract

'Virtual Culture' provides a unique analysis of a previously undocumented aspect of the cybersociety: the way in which under-represented groups are exploiting opportunities provided for social and political change

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