Cyberspace Romance: The Psychology of Online RelationshipsBloomsbury Publishing, 2017年9月16日 - 240 頁 Through examples of Whitty's own research on cyber-relationships, online dating, cyber-harassment, and presentation of self online, as well as drawing from other people's research, the positive and negative aspects of online relating are presented. This is an invaluable resource for anyone studying or conducting research on Internet relationships. |
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2 From Courtly Love to CyberFlirting | 30 |
Winnicott and Potential Space | 56 |
4 Object Engagement and Dysfunctional Aspects of Relating Online | 79 |
Can We Really be Liberated in Cyberspace? | 88 |
6 Deviance and Cyberspace | 109 |
Shopping for Love on the internet | 124 |
8 Characters and Archetypes in Cyberspace | 153 |
9 Visions of the Future | 171 |
Notes | 191 |
References | 193 |
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