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Studies in New Media

The Spectrum of Virtuality

Space, Presence, and the Non-Human in the Internet

Devin Proctor

The Spectrum of Virtuality

Studies in New Media

The Spectrum of Virtuality

Space, Presence, and the Non-Human in the Internet

Studies in New Media: The Spectrum of Virtuality

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In this book, Devin Proctor argues that the Internet is a social space, co-produced through our interaction with both the human and non-human agents – bots, AI programs, algorithms – who exist there with us which shapes our identity and community.

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In this book, Devin Proctor argues that the Internet is a social space, co-produced through our interaction with both the human and non-human agents – bots, AI programs, algorithms – who exist there with us which shapes our identity and community.

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9781666959291
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200
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Studies in New Media
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Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

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