A lurking researcher should also realize that while some aspects of internet interaction might be unique - their tools will be tradition textual analysis, rhetorical analysis and conversational analysis tools r
Hi all,
One of my undergraduate students (and, indeed, for another class) would like to research message boards (as a lurker - though I've apprised her of the AoIR guidelines) to determine what relationship(s), if any, may exist between amount/kinds of information under discussion and the emergence of hierarchical / power structures.
I just know that there must be a thousand citations out there that she should look at - if you have any to recommend, I'd be grateful if you could forward those to me.
Many thanks! And cheers,
Charles Ess
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