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Acoso psicológico, organización e identidad: análisis desde un foro virtual

Harassment, organization and identity: analysis of an online forum
[journal article]

Ramos, Pedro J. Luque
Martos, Manuel Pulido
Peregrin, Manuel Montalbán
Monereo, Antonio Palomo

Abstract

Interactions in internet discussion forums provide data on a variety of social issues. Forums are often a meeting-place for people affected by a given problem; in fact, cyberspace has become a framework of reference in the study of such interaction. The ready availability of the participants' discou... view more

Interactions in internet discussion forums provide data on a variety of social issues. Forums are often a meeting-place for people affected by a given problem; in fact, cyberspace has become a framework of reference in the study of such interaction. The ready availability of the participants' discourse, & the textual nature of the forum's contents, facilitate the use of qualitative methodologies. The present article analyses harassment in internet forums in order to study its subjective implications, especially those aspects related to the formulation of participants' identities. The article also explores the organizational implications of harassment, focusing on its structural & functional dimensions.... view less

Keywords
Internet

Classification
Social Psychology

Free Keywords
Virtual Reality; Harassment; Computer Mediated Communication

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2008

Page/Pages
p. 133-152

Journal
Athenea Digital: Revista de Pensamiento e Investigacion Social (2008) 13

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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