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Linked. Vom Individuum zur Netzgemeinschaft

Schmidt, J.-H. (2015): Linked. Vom Individuum zur Netzgemeinschaft [Linked. From the Individual to the Network Society]. In: C. Stiegler, P. Breitenbach, T. Zorbach (eds.), New Media Culture. Mediale Phänomene der Netzkultur. [New Media Culture. Media Phenomena of the Network Culture]. Bielefeld: Transcript, pp. 83-95.

Schmidt, J.-H. (2015): Linked. Vom Individuum zur Netzgemeinschaft [Linked. From the Individual to the Network Society]. In: C. Stiegler, P. Breitenbach, T. Zorbach (eds.), New Media Culture. Mediale Phänomene der Netzkultur. [New Media Culture. Media Phenomena of the Network Culture]. Bielefeld: Transcript, pp. 83-95.

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Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

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2015

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