The Handbook of Discourse Analysis

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632 Susan C. Herring<br />

college students.” In S. Herring (ed.),<br />

Computer-Mediated Communication:<br />

Linguistic, Social and Cross-Cultural<br />

Perspectives, 173–85. Amsterdam: John<br />

Benjamins.<br />

MacKinnon, Richard C. 1995. “Searching<br />

for the Leviathan in Usenet.” In<br />

S. Jones (ed.), Cybersociety:<br />

Computer-Mediated Communication<br />

and Community, 112–37. Thousand<br />

Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />

Mattelart, Armand. 1996. “Les enjeux<br />

de la globalisation des réseaux.”<br />

Internet: L’Extase et L’Effroi<br />

(special issue <strong>of</strong> Le Monde<br />

Diplomatique), 10–14.<br />

Maynor, Natalie. 1994. “<strong>The</strong> language<br />

<strong>of</strong> electronic mail: Written speech?”<br />

In M. Montgomery and G. Little<br />

(eds), Centennial Usage Studies,<br />

48–54. Publications <strong>of</strong> the<br />

American Dialect Society<br />

Series. University <strong>of</strong> Alabama<br />

Press.<br />

McLaughlin, Margaret L., Kelly K.<br />

Osborne, and Christine B. Smith.<br />

1995. “Standards <strong>of</strong> conduct on<br />

Usenet.” In S. Jones (ed.), Cybersociety:<br />

Computer-Mediated Communication and<br />

Community, 90–111. Thousand Oaks,<br />

CA: Sage.<br />

McRae, Shannon. 1996. “Coming apart at<br />

the seams: Sex, text and the virtual<br />

body.” In L. Cherny and E. Weise<br />

(eds), Wired_Women, 242–63. Seattle:<br />

Seal Press.<br />

Meagher, Mary Elaine and Fernando<br />

Castaños. 1996. “Perceptions <strong>of</strong><br />

American culture: <strong>The</strong> impact <strong>of</strong> an<br />

electronically-mediated cultural<br />

exchange program on Mexican high<br />

school students.” In S. Herring (ed.),<br />

Computer-Mediated Communication:<br />

Linguistic, Social and Cross-Cultural<br />

Perspectives, 187–202. Amsterdam:<br />

John Benjamins.<br />

Murray, Denise E. 1985. “Composition as<br />

conversation: <strong>The</strong> computer terminal<br />

as medium <strong>of</strong> communication.” In<br />

L. Odell and D. Goswami (eds),<br />

Writing in Nonacademic Settings,<br />

203–27. New York: Guilford.<br />

Murray, Denise E. 1988. “<strong>The</strong> context <strong>of</strong><br />

oral and written language: A<br />

framework for mode and medium<br />

switching.” Language in Society, 17,<br />

351–73.<br />

Murray, Denise E. 1989. “When the<br />

medium determines turns: Turntaking<br />

in computer conversation.”<br />

In H. Coleman (ed.), Working With<br />

Language, 251–66. New York: Mouton<br />

de Gruyter.<br />

Murray, Denise E. 1990. “CmC.” English<br />

Today, 23, 42–6.<br />

Nakamura, Lisa. 1995. “Race in/for<br />

cyberspace: Identity tourism and<br />

racial passing on the Internet.” Works<br />

and Days, 25/26, 13(1, 2). http://<br />

acorn.grove.iup.edu/en/workdays/<br />

toc.html<br />

Nix, Carole G. 1998. “<strong>The</strong> effects <strong>of</strong> e-mail<br />

use on fourth graders’ writing skills.”<br />

Unpublished doctoral dissertation,<br />

University <strong>of</strong> Texas at Arlington.<br />

Nix, Carole G. Forthcoming. “Talking to<br />

strangers: Children’s conversational<br />

openers on the Internet.” In S.<br />

Herring (ed.), Computer-Mediated<br />

Conversation.<br />

Paolillo, John C. 1996. “Language choice<br />

on soc.culture.punjab.” Electronic<br />

Journal <strong>of</strong> Communication/La revue<br />

électronique de communication 6(3).<br />

http://www.cios.org/www/ejc/<br />

v6n396.htm<br />

Paolillo, John C. Forthcoming.<br />

“Conversational codeswitching on<br />

Usenet and Internet relay chat.” In<br />

S. Herring (ed.), Computer-Mediated<br />

Conversation.<br />

Petrazzini, Ben and Mugo Kibati. 1999.<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Internet in developing<br />

countries.” Communications <strong>of</strong> the<br />

ACM, 42(6), 31–36.<br />

Poster, Mark. 1990. <strong>The</strong> Mode <strong>of</strong><br />

Information: Poststructuralism and Social<br />

Context. Cambridge: Polity.

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