Automating Desire
This chapter examines automated commands that Walford participants have created to simulate sexual practices. Although the commands are overtly erotic, the analysis demonstrates that rather than serving such purposes these commands serve multiple in-group
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Online Sex Talk and the Social World Mediated Desire Chrystie Myketiak
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Chrystie Myketiak
Online Sex Talk and the Social World Mediated Desire
Chrystie Myketiak School of Humanities University of Brighton Brighton, UK
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Acknowledgements
The arguments that form this book have germinated for fifteen years. During that period, my ideas were shaped by many people across various mediums. Although it would be impossible to name ever
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