The internet and postcolonial politics of representation : pacific traversals

Authors	M.I. Franklin
Supervisors	G.C.A. Junne
Cosupervisors	L. Ling M. Marchand
Award date	08-11-2001
Number of pages	316
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Document type	PhD thesis
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES GLOSSARY FOREWORD PART ONE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE – MARKETING THE NEOLIBERAL DREAM CHAPTER TWO - KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION IN THE AGE OF DIGITAL (RE)PRODUCTION PART TWO CHAPTER THREE – THE PRACTICE THEORY OF MICHEL DE CERTEAU CHAPTER FOUR - RESEARCHING THE INTERNET PART THREE CHAPTER FIVE - I'M TIRED OF SLAVING MYSELF CHAPTER SIX – A PLAY ON THE ROYAL DEMONS CHAPTER SEVEN – I DEFINE MY OWN IDENTITY CHAPTER EIGHT - PLEASE REFRAIN FROM USING CAPITALS PART FOUR CHAPTER NINE - BIG BUSINESS AND EVERYDAY LIFE ONLINE CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY Cover
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