Seminar, Temas449-460R. Thapar, 1997 |
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... space for our purposes refers to high - speed networks connected by com- puters to exchange information and commodities . It is also increasingly a space for play and performance where the anonymity of network - space is used for ...
... space for our purposes refers to high - speed networks connected by com- puters to exchange information and commodities . It is also increasingly a space for play and performance where the anonymity of network - space is used for ...
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... space In this liminal space mediated by vari- ous cross - practices , an elite cyberpublic occupies a hybrid space which attempts to emancipate itself from the nation , its border and its political public . The modes of representation ...
... space In this liminal space mediated by vari- ous cross - practices , an elite cyberpublic occupies a hybrid space which attempts to emancipate itself from the nation , its border and its political public . The modes of representation ...
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... space . This transition is so significant that it is remarkable that it has gone unnoticed . 3 Nevertheless , despite the richness and potentials of this cyberpublic in negotiating a space between the market and the state , the access ...
... space . This transition is so significant that it is remarkable that it has gone unnoticed . 3 Nevertheless , despite the richness and potentials of this cyberpublic in negotiating a space between the market and the state , the access ...
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