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Open Court
Language
English
Pages
285

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Subjects
Social aspects, Facebook (Electronic resource), Online social networks, Internet, Facebook (electronic resource), Internet, social aspects
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Table of Contents

A reply to facebook critics -- D. E. Wittkower
Who uses facebook and why? -- Homero Gil de Zúñiga and Sebastián Valenzuela
The privacy virus -- James Grimmelmann
It's like talking to a wall -- Graham Meikle
Ian became a fan of Marshal McLuhan on facebook and suggested you become a fan too -- Ian Bogost
With friends like these, who needs enemies? -- Elizabeth Losh
Profile picture, right here, right now -- Jeremy Sarachan
You can't front on facebook -- Mimi Marinucci
Why I am not a friend -- Mariam Thalos
Playing around with identity -- Tamara Wandel and Anthony Beavers
Spectacle 2.0? -- Rune Vejby and D. E. Wittkower
Why can't we be virtual friends? -- Craig Condella
The friendship that makes no demands -- Matthew Tedesco
Care ethics, friendship, and facebook -- Maurice Hamington
What are friends for? -- Chris Bloor
Dear facebook -- Adam Briggle
Gossip and the evolution of facebook -- Margaret A. Cuonzo
Facebook as an excess of seeing -- M. Deanya Lattimore
Do status updates have any value? -- Abrol Fairweather and Jodi Halpern
Gatekeeper, moderator, synthesizer -- Michael V. Butera
Facebook, surveillance, and power -- Waddick Doyle and Matthew Fraser
Wall to wall or face to face -- Asaf Bar-Tura
Facebook as playground and factory -- Trebor Scholz
The proles and cons of facebook -- Richard Morgan and John Clulow
Faking it on facebook -- Sara Louise Muhr and Michael Pedersen.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Series
Popular culture and philosophy -- v. 50

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Dewey Decimal Class
302.30285
Library of Congress
HM742 .F33 2010, HM742.F33 2010

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Pagination
xxxvii, 285 p. :
Number of pages
285

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OL25546514M
Internet Archive
facebookphilosop00witt_065
ISBN 10
0812696751
ISBN 13
9780812696752
LCCN
2010024152
OCLC/WorldCat
460054495

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