Remote Relationships in a Small World

Contents: Jayne Armstrong: Researching DIY Grrrl (E)Zine Culture: A Methodological and Ethical Account – Andrea J. Baker/Monica T. Whitty: Researching Romance and Sexuality Online: Issues for New and Current Researchers – Janet Finlay/Lynette Willoughby: Exploring Online Learning Relationships: A Case Study in Higher Education – Simeon J. Yates/Eleanor Lockley: Moments of Separation: Gender, (Not So Remote) Relationships, and the Cell Phone – Natilene Bowker: Participating in the World (Wide Web): Social Connections for People with Disabilities – Samantha Holland/Julie Harpin: «It’s Only MySpace»: Teenagers and Social Networking Online – Lilia Efimova/Andrea Ben Lassoued: On How Relationships Develop via Weblogs: A Co-constructed Narrative – Naomi Rosh White/Peter B. White: Remote Relationships as Theatre: Travellers and Group E-mails – Rhiannon Bury: Remotely Embodied Friendships in Female Fan Communities – Jonathan Paul Marshall: Cybermind: Paradoxes of Gender and Relationship in an Online Group – David Jacobson: «Two Levels of Personal»: The Cultural Context of Intimacy in Instant Messaging – Dennis D. Waskul/Phillip Vannini: Ludic and Ludic(rous) Relationships: Sex, Play, and the Internet – Sarah Earle/Keith Sharp: Online Relations between the Men Who Pay for Sex – Marcus Wigan: A Remote Marriage: The Theory and Practice of Being Apart and Staying Together.