THE METAPHOR OF "VOICE" IN COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION

This paper stresses some significant ways in which the voice appears in the new media studies. Whether as a dominant metaphor in the early stages of computer-mediated communication, whether in opposition with silence or listening, whether as an important component of the participatory culture, the v...

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Published in:Agathos : an international review of the humanities and social sciences 2016-07, Vol.7 (2), p.121
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