Internet Invention: From Literacy to Electracy

Gregory L. Ulmer

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Introduction: The EmerAgency. I. CAREER DISCOURSE. 1. Mystory. 2. Image. II. FAMILY DISCOURSE. 3. Home and Family. 4. Cosmogram. III. ENTERTAINMENT DISCOURSE. 5. Interface Impressions. 6. Cyberpidgin. IV. COMMUNITY DISCOURSE. 7. History (School). 8. The Bar (Street). V. EMBLEMS OF WIDE SCOPE. 9. Emblem. 10. The Ideal of Value. Conclusion: Culture War or Syncretism? Works Cited.

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