'Changing the Subject': Jodi O'Brien

'Computers and the Communication of Gender': Elizabeth Lane Lawley

'Coming Apart at the Seams: Sex, Text and the Virtual Body': Shannon McRae

'Cross-Gender Communication in Cyberspace': Gladys We

'Cybersex: "This Is A Naked Lady"': Gerard Van Der Leun

'Cyborgasms: Cybersex Amongst Multiple-Selves and Cyborgs in the
    Narrow-Bandwidth Space of America Online Chat Rooms': Robin B Hamman

'Electronic Fans, Interpretive Flames: Performative Sexualities and the Internet':
    Allison Fraiberg

'The Erotic Ontology of Cyberspace': Michael Heim

Gender and Computers: Elizabeth Lane Lawley

Gender and the Web: Keng Chua

'Gender and Web Home Pages': Jill Arnold & Hugh Miller

'Gender Differences in Computer-Mediated Communication:
    Bringing Familiar Baggage to the New Frontier': Susan Herring

'Gender Differences in the Use of the Internet as a Means of Personal Communication':
    Summer Jenkins

Gender in Cyberspace: Laura J Gurak (CMC Magazine)

'Gender Language Style and Group Composition in Internet Discussion Groups':
    Victor Savicki, Dawn Lingenfelter & Merle Kelley
    (Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication)

'Gender, Pseudonyms, and CMC: Masking Identities and Baring Souls':
     Michael Jaffe et al.

'Gender Swapping on the Internet': Amy S Bruckman

Interview with Allucquere Rosanne Stone:
   Paco Xander Nathan, Jon Lebkowsky & Dave Demaris

'Is Any Body Out There? Gender, Subjectivity and Identity in Cyberspace': Steve Spittle

'Queer Spaces, Modem Boys, and Pagan Statues: Gay/Lesbian Identity and the
    Construction of Cyberspace': Randal Woodland

'A Rape in Cyberspace': Julian Dibbell (The Village Voice)

Sexuality and Cyberspace (Women and Performance)

'Virtual Intimacy and the Male Gaze Cubed:
    Sorry, We Ran Out of Space - So It's Just a Guy Thing': J Yellowlees Douglas

'What Vampires Know: Transsubjection and Transgender in Cyberspace':
    Allucquere Rosanne Stone

'Women On-Line: Cultural and Relational Aspects of Women's Communication in
    On-Line Discussion Groups': Sharmila Pixy Ferris
    (Interpersonal Computing and Technology)

Information Technology and Society

'Baudrillard 1, Piaget 0: Cyberspace, Subjectivity and The Ascension': Paul Dowling

'Can Computers Decide what is Right and Wrong?': Jacob Palme

'The Challenge of Socio-Cybernetics': Felix Geyer

'Interview with Mark Poster: Community, New Media, Post-humanism':
    Erick Heroux (Undercurrent)

Computers and Social Actors: Clifford Nass & Jonathan Steuer

'Cyberspace and Cyberplaces: Rethinking the Identity of Individual and Place':
    Michael R Curry

'Electric Eye in the Sky: Some Reflections on the New Surveillance and Popular Culture':
    Gary T Marx

'Global Communication: A Modern Myth?': Gilles Willett

HAL's Legacy: 2001's Computer as Dream and Reality
    (Extracts from the book edited by David G Storck)

'Imagining Futures, Dramatizing Fears: Technology in Literature and Film':
    Daniel Chandler

Information Technology and the Curriculum: A N Hunt

'Informing Ourselves to Death': Neil Postman

'Is Democracy at the Heart of IT? Commercial Perceptions of Technology':
    Jane McKie (Sociological Research Online)

'Modernity Modernised: The Cultural Impact of Computerisation': Niels Ole Finnemann

'Reading "All About" Computerization:
    How Genre Conventions Shape Non-Fiction Social Analysis': Rob Kling

Technological Determinism: Daniel Chandler

'Telecommuting: Agendas for Computer-Mediated Communication Researchers':
    David Brandon

'Thought, Sign and Machine: The Computer Reconsidered': Niels Ole Finnemann

'The Truth about the Information Highway': David Noble

'User influence on software design may give less good software': Jacob Palme

Video Games and Young Players: Daniel Chandler

'Virtuality and its Discontents: Searching for Community in Cyberspace':
    Sherry Turkle (The American Prospect)

'What's It Mean to Be Human, Anyway?': Charles Platt (Wired)

The Internet

'An Analysis of Purposes and Forms of Personal Homepages on the World Wide Web':
    Alison Walters

'Argumentation on the Web: Challenging Traditional Notions of Communication':
    Tom Formaro

Bakhtin and the Internet: Terri Palmer

'Baudrillard in Cyberspace: Internet, Virtuality, and Postmodernity': Mark Nunes

Beginner's Guide to Effective E-Mail

'Bridging the Digital Divide: The Impact of Race on Computer Access and Internet Use':
    Thomas P Novak & Donna L Hoffman

'Communication Richness in Electronic Mail: Critical Social Theory and the
    Contextuality of Meaning': Ojelanki K Ngwenyama & Allen S Lee

'The Economies of Online Cooperation: Gifts and Public Goods in Cyberspace':
    Peter Kollock

'The Ethics of Research in Cyberspace': Robert Alun Jones (Internet Research)

The Ethics of Research in Cyberspace (Special Issue of The Information Society)

'Ethnographic Fieldwork on the Internet': Jen Clodius

The Evolution of Page Design Conventions on the World-Wide Web: Megan Dushin

'From Habitat to Global Cyberspace': F Randall Farmer, Chip Morningstar & Douglas Crockford

Guided Navigation through the Internet: J Michael Jaffe

'Interactivity, Hypertextuality, Transversality: A Media-Philosophical Analysis of the Internet':
    Mike Sandbothe

'The Internet and Usenet Global Computer Networks:
    An Investigation of their Culture and its Effects on New Users': Tim North

'The Internet as a Postmodern Culture': Allan Liska & Ilana Grune

'The Internet as Mass Medium': Merrill Morris
    (Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication)

'Internet Paradox: A Social Technology That Reduces Social Involvement
    and Psychological Well-Being?': Robert Kraut & Vicki Lundmark

'Life at the Palace: A Cyberpsychology Case Study': John Suler

'Lost in Cyberspace: A Cultural Geography of Cyberspace': Steve Mizrach

'The Meaning of the Web': Jim Falk

Media Theory and the Net: Lenny Foner

'The Performance of Humor in CMC':
    Nancy T Baym (Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication)

Personal Home Page Survey: John Buten

'The Political Economy Of Virtual Reality: Pan-Capitalism':
    Arthur Kroker & Michael A Weinstein

'The Psychology of Cyberspace': John Suler

'Race In/For Cyberspace: Identity Tourism and Racial Passing on the Internet':
    Lisa Nakamura

'A Rape in Cyberspace': Julian Dibbell (The Village Voice)

'Revenge of the Introverts': Jeb Livingood

'Social Interaction in Televirtuality': Ola Ødegård

'The Unbearable Whiteness of Being: African American
    Critical Theory and Cyberculture': Kalí Tal

"Under Construction": (Re)Defining Culture and Community in Cyberspace': Meg Pickard

'Using the Internet for Survey Research': R Coomber (Sociological Research Online)

'The Voluntary Sector and the Adoption of the Internet:
    An Experimental Web-based Case Study': Ewan Sutherland

'The Web is the Message: Digital Dualism in Cyberspace': Samuel Ebersole

'What Colour is the Net?': Sandy Zipp (Hotwired)

Langdon Winner on Cyberspace

'The World Wide Web - An Instance of Walter Ong's Secondary Orality?':
    Kathrine Kveim

'The World-Wide Web as Social Hypertext': Tom Erickson

Telecommunications

'Men, Masculinity and the Domestic Telephone:
    A Theoretical Framework for Studying Gender and Technology': E Maria Lohan

'The Telephone: Impact and Expansion': Joshua Graham Baldner

Using the Telephone: Daniel Chandler

'Women Calling! The Gendered Use Of The Telephone': Ann Moyal

Video Games

'Children's Computer Culture': Carsten Jessen (Dansk Paedagogisk Tidsskrift)

'Computer Games and Violence: A Child's Friend or Foe?': Suzanne Choi

'Electronic Playworlds: Gender Differences in Children's Constructions of Video Games':
    Yasmin B Kafai

'Immersion and Emotion: The Psychological Impact of Videogames': Nicholas Ferguson

'Interactive Multi-User Computer Games': Richard Bartle

'Interpretative Communities: The Reception of Computer Games by Children and the Young':
    Carsten Jessen

'Motivation for Video Game Play: A Study of Social, Cultural and Physiological Factors':
    Brent de Waal

'The Video Game as Emergent Media Form': McKenzie Wark

'Video Games and Children': Bernard Cesarone

Video Games and Young Players: Daniel Chandler

'Video Games: Research, Ratings, Recommendations': Bernard Cesarone

  Virtual Communities

Avatars: Exploring and Building Virtual Worlds on the Internet: Bruce Damer

'Building a World with Words: The Narrative Reality of Virtual Communities': Beth E Kolko

'Communities in Cyberspace': Peter Kollock and Marc Smith

'Cybernetic Fantasies: Extended Selfhood in a Virtual Community': Mimi Ito

'The Dialectics Between the Real and the Virtual:
    The Case of the Progressive Sociologists' Network': Martha Gimenez

'Ethnographic Fieldwork on the Internet': Jen Clodius

'Finding One's Own in Cyberspace': Amy Bruckman

'Identity and the Internet: A Symbolic Interactionist Perspective on
    Computer-Mediated Social Networks': Kurt Reymers

'The Internet and Usenet Global Computer Networks:
    An Investigation of their Culture and its Effects on New Users': Tim North

Interview with Professor Stuart Hall on the Concept of Virtual Communities: Martin Jacques

'Living Inside the (Operating) System: Community in Virtual Reality': John Unsworth

'Making Friends in Cyberspace': Malcolm R Parks & Kory Floyd

'The Nerd in the Noosphere ': Michael Heim
    (Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine)

'Self Without Body: Textual Self-Representation in an Electronic Community': Mark Giese

'Social Interaction in Televirtuality': Ola Ødegård

'Social Interaction on the Net: Virtual Community as Participatory Genre': Tom Erickson

'Towards an Anthropology of Internet Communities': Danny Yee

"Under Construction": (Re)Defining Culture and Community in Cyberspace': Meg Pickard

'Virtual Communities: Abort, Retry, Failure?': Jan Fernback & Brad Thompson

'Virtuality and its Discontents: Searching for Community in Cyberspace':
    Sherry Turkle (The American Prospect)

Identity and the Internet

'An Analysis of Purposes and Forms of Personal Homepages on the World Wide Web':
    Alison Walters

'Cybernetic Fantasies: Extended Selfhood in a Virtual Community': Mimi Ito

Cyberspace and Issues of Identity: G Marks

'Electronic Fans, Interpretive Flames: Performative Sexualities and the Internet':
    Allison Fraiberg

'Home Page': Steven Rubio (Bad Subjects)

'Hyperbole over Cyberspace: Self-Presentation & Social Boundaries in Internet Home Pages
    and Discourse': Eleanor Wynn & James E Katz (The Information Society)

'Identity Workshop: Emergent Social and Psychological Phenomena in Text-Based Virtual Reality':
    Amy Bruckman

'The Internet, Electric Gaia and the Rise of the Uncensored Self': Michael Strangelove

'Is Any Body Out There? Gender, Subjectivity and Identity in Cyberspace': Steve Spittle

'Life at the Palace: A Cyberpsychology Case Study': John Suler

'Multi-User Dungeons and Alternate Identities': Howard Rheingold
    (from The Virtual Community)

'Net Presence': Phil Agre (Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine)

'The Performance of Humor in CMC': Nancy T Baym
    (Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication)

Personal Home Page Survey: John Buten

'Personal Home Pages and the Construction of Identities on the Web': Daniel Chandler

'The Presentation of Self in Electronic Life: Goffman on the Internet': Hugh Miller

'The Presentation of Self in WWW Home Pages': Hugh Miller and Russell Mather

'The Psychology of Cyberspace': John Suler

'Race In/For Cyberspace: Identity Tourism and Racial Passing on the Internet':
    Lisa Nakamura

'Queer Spaces, Modem Boys, and Pagan Statues: Gay/Lesbian Identity
    and the Construction of Cyberspace': Randal Woodland

Self-Identity and the Internet: Paul J Kelly

'Surplus Identity On-Line': Annalee Newitz (Bad Subjects)

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