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1. Hübler et al. (2003)
   Computer-mediated humor and ethos: Exploring threads of constitutive laughter i…
   Computers and Composition

Cites in this index (11)

1. Miller (1996)
   This Is Not an Essay
   College Composition and Communication
2. Spooner et al. (1996)
   Postings on a Genre of Email
   College Composition and Communication
3. Takayoshi (1996)
   The shape of electronic writing: Evaluating and assessing computer-assisted wri…
   Computers and Composition
4. Daisley (1994)
   The game of literacy: The meaning of Play in computer-mediated communication
   Computers and Composition
5. FERRARA et al. (1991)
   Interactive Written Discourse as an Emergent Register
   Written Communication

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1. MURRAY (1991)
   The Composing Process for Computer Conversation
   Written Communication
2. WILKINS (1991)
   Computer Talk
   Written Communication
3. HAAS (1990)
   Composing in Technological Contexts
   Written Communication
4. Haas (1989)
   How the Writing Medium Shapes the Writing Process: Effects of Word Processing o…
   Research in the Teaching of English
5. Hawisher (1988)
   Research update: Writing and word processing
   Computers and Composition
6. FLOWER et al. (1984)
   Images, Plans, and Prose
   Written Communication

Also cites 6 works outside this index ↓

1. Daiute (1983)
   The computer as stylus and audience
   College Composition and Communication  ↗
2. Haas (1989)
   Does the medium make a difference: Two studies of writing with computers
   Human Computer Interaction  ↗
3. Kintsch (1978)
   Toward a model of text comprehension and production
   Psychological Review  ↗
4. Lea (1991)
   Rationalist assumptions in cross-media comparisons of computer-mediated communication
   Behaviour and Information Technology  ↗
5. Orlikowski (1994)
   Genre repertoire: The structuring of communicative practices in organizations
   Administrative Science Quarterly  ↗
6. Rodrigues (1984)
   Computer-based invention: Its place and potential
   College Composition and Communication  ↗