Rettie, 2009 - Google Patents
Mobile phone communication: Extending Goffman to mediated interactionRettie, 2009
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- Rettie R
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- Sociology
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Mediated interaction has become a feature of everyday life, used routinely to communicate and maintain contacts, yet sociological analysis of mediated communication is relatively undeveloped. This article argues that new mediated communication channels merit detailed …
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