Interstitial Copresence: Experiencing Self With and Within Everyday Forms of Electronically Mediated Communication

Interstitial Copresence: Experiencing Self With and Within Everyday Forms of Electronically Mediated Communication

Cell phones and the Internet have become cornerstones in the daily lives of most Americans. Researchers have rigorously studied numerous dimensions of electronically mediated communication (EMC). Yet, very little research has explored the context and consequences of negotiating multiple forms of EMC...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Seiler, Steven J.
Format: Others
Published: Trace: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange 2010
Subjects:
Self-Work
Identity
Personal Relationships
Boundary Work
Cell Phones
Computer-Mediated Communication
Social Psychology and Interaction
Online Access:http://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_graddiss/849

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