[Air-l] Emoticons

[Lauren Squires]

general

Walther, Joseph B. and D?Addario, Kyle P.  2001.  The 
Impacts of Emoticons on Message Interpretation in 
Computer-Mediated Communicaiton.  Social Science Computer 
Review 19, 324-347.

gender

Baron, Naomi S.  2004.  See You Online: Gender Issues in 
College Student Use of Instant Messaging.  Journal of 
Language and Social Psychology, 23:4, 397-423. 


Could you post other responses you get (if they occur 
off-list)? I'd be interested.

Best,
Lauren

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 12:50:51 +1100
  Jonathan Marshall <Jonathan.Marshall at uts.edu.au> wrote:
>
>Sorry to disturb people over this, but just a quick 
>question
>
>Does anyone know any good articles on emoticon, or other 
>body referent, usage?
>
>in particular in non western cultures, or cross 
>culturally
>and 
>as connected to gender
>
>thanks
>
>jon
>
>
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University of Virginia
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