Table of ContentsRhetorical Dimensions of Cyberspace

Editors' Introduction

Publisher's Introduction

The Electronic Hybridity of E-Mail: Liminal Subject Formation through Epistolary Gift Exchange
Ellen Strenski
University of California at Irvine
strenski@uci.edu

The Uses and Limits of Netiquette Guides in Attempting Civility on the Internet
Nick Carbone
The University of Massachusetts, Amherst
nickc@english.umass.edu

Silence. Silence! Silence? Silence... (An Ethnographic Study of "Silence" in Computer-Mediated Communication)
Margaret Daisley
The University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Mdaisley@english.umass.edu

The Intimidation of Cyberspace: From Cyberphobe to Cybermaster
Aletha S. Hendrickson
University of Maryland, College Park
Aletha_HENDRICKSON@umail.umd.edu

Multi-User Domains, Electronic Newspapers, and the Development of new Modes of Expression and New Communities
Brad Mehlenbacher & Elizabeth Shamblin
North Carolina State University
brad_m@unity.ncsu.edu

The New Alchemy and the Discourse of National Consensus
Mark Mullen
University of California, Irvine
ishmael@uci.edu

The Individual Identity in Electronic Discourse: A Portfolio of Voices
Boyd Davis
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Jeutonne P. Brewer
University of North Carolina at Greensboro