Add to ORKGThis study intends to reveal how the weblogs, through their multifunctional roles, offer female bloggers a platform to raise their voices and also help them in creating their own world by interrelating their cyber world with others in the same premises. It has focused on presenting the virtual spaces as power blocks where females can enjoy their hyper freedom to liberate themselves from the constraints of the real world i.e. freedom to share opinions, disclose identities, raise voice etc. in the real world. The data for the study has been obtained from four non-diasporic Pakistani female bloggers. Fairclough’s (1989) discourse as text was applied to explore and investigate the linguistic content of the weblogs to trace the projection of hyp...
The study focuses on the issue of empowerment among Malaysian bloggers. In Malaysia, there are issue...
Emerging cyber-collective movements have frequently made headlines in the news. Despite the exponent...
Drawing on the critiques of the active/passive dichotomy and using an ethnographic approach, this ar...
This study intends to reveal how the weblogs, through their multifunctional roles, offer female blog...
The study focuses on the issue of empowerment among Malaysian bloggers. In Malaysia, there are issue...
Over the last few years, with the introduction of easy-to-use and integrated services such as Window...
Pakistan is a patriarchal society where both women and men occupy sharply different roles and identi...
AbstractIn the recent decade, blogging has garnered popularity amongst Iranians, especially females....
This article studies the blogging activism of two young, educated women who grew up in societies tha...
Apparently, the emerging of blog has created a lot of new communication opportunities. Bloggers cho...
In this paper we examine how young women present themselves on their weblogs. The main purpose of th...
In this paper we examine how young women present themselves on their weblogs. The main purpose of th...
This study explores Black British women’s motivations for divulging racial and ethnic identity in th...
This paper illustrates how women in Iran use blogs to write about their relationships and feelings a...
This thesis assesses the effectiveness of social media platforms, specifically Facebook and blogs, i...
The study focuses on the issue of empowerment among Malaysian bloggers. In Malaysia, there are issue...
Emerging cyber-collective movements have frequently made headlines in the news. Despite the exponent...
Drawing on the critiques of the active/passive dichotomy and using an ethnographic approach, this ar...
This study intends to reveal how the weblogs, through their multifunctional roles, offer female blog...
The study focuses on the issue of empowerment among Malaysian bloggers. In Malaysia, there are issue...
Over the last few years, with the introduction of easy-to-use and integrated services such as Window...
Pakistan is a patriarchal society where both women and men occupy sharply different roles and identi...
AbstractIn the recent decade, blogging has garnered popularity amongst Iranians, especially females....
This article studies the blogging activism of two young, educated women who grew up in societies tha...
Apparently, the emerging of blog has created a lot of new communication opportunities. Bloggers cho...
In this paper we examine how young women present themselves on their weblogs. The main purpose of th...
In this paper we examine how young women present themselves on their weblogs. The main purpose of th...
This study explores Black British women’s motivations for divulging racial and ethnic identity in th...
This paper illustrates how women in Iran use blogs to write about their relationships and feelings a...
This thesis assesses the effectiveness of social media platforms, specifically Facebook and blogs, i...
The study focuses on the issue of empowerment among Malaysian bloggers. In Malaysia, there are issue...
Emerging cyber-collective movements have frequently made headlines in the news. Despite the exponent...
Drawing on the critiques of the active/passive dichotomy and using an ethnographic approach, this ar...