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Metaphors of the Web 2.0: With Special Emphasis on Social Networks and Folksonomies

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Publisher
Peter Lang GmbH
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Leaves
146
Series
EuropΓ€ische Hochschulschriften / European University Studies / Publications Universitaires EuropΓ©ennes
Category
Library

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✦ Table of Contents


pages V-VII_Table of Contents......Page 1
pages VIII-IX_Abbreviations......Page 4
pages X_Screenshots......Page 6
pages 1-4_Introduction......Page 7
pages 5_Part 1......Page 11
pages 6-26_Chapter 2......Page 12
pages 27_Part 2......Page 33
pages 28-33_Chapter 3......Page 34
pages 34-51_Chapter 4......Page 40
pages 52-65_Chapter 5......Page 58
pages 66-84_Chapter 6......Page 72
pages 85_Part 3......Page 91
pages 86-95_Chapter 7......Page 92
pages 96-110_Chapter 8......Page 102
pages 111-129_Chapter 9......Page 117
pages 130-131_Concluding Remarks......Page 136
pages 132-140_References......Page 138


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