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	The following was my original thesis proposal submitted on 4/27/2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future. Instead, I wrote [[~~The~~ Cell ~~Phone and Its~~ Technosocial Sites of Engagement]].		The following was my original thesis proposal submitted on 4/27/2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future. Instead, I wrote [[Cell Phones And Their Technosocial Sites Of Engagement]].

	===Thesis Topic===		===Thesis Topic===

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	"As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality.''		"As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality."

	===Bibliography===		===Bibliography===

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	The following was my original thesis proposal submitted on 4/27/2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future.		The following was my original thesis proposal submitted on 4/27/2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future. Instead, I wrote [[The Cell Phone and Its Technosocial Sites of Engagement]].

	Thesis ~~topic:~~ As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality.		===Thesis Topic===
			"As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality.''

	===Bibliography===		===Bibliography===

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	The following was my original thesis proposal submitted in 2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future.		The following was my original thesis proposal submitted on 4/27/2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future.

	Thesis topic: As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality.		Thesis topic: As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality.

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	Marx, Gary T.		Marx, Gary T.
	1994 New Telecommunications Technologies And Emergent Norms.		1994 New Telecommunications Technologies And Emergent Norms.
	Published in G. Platt and C. Gordon, Self, Collective Behavior and Society: Essays in Honor of Ralph Turner, JAI.		Published in G. Platt and C. Gordon, Self, Collective Behavior and Society: Essays in Honor of Ralph Turner, JAI.

	Marx, G. and D. McAdam		Marx, G. and D. McAdam
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	1969 The Theme of Contemporary Social Movements. British Journal of Sociology 20:815-831.		1969 The Theme of Contemporary Social Movements. British Journal of Sociology 20:815-831.
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The following was my original thesis proposal submitted in 2007. It was never written, but something I'd like to return to in the future.

Thesis topic: As the flow of information increases under the innovations of the digital economy, the symbolic power of the virtual self will overcome the power of the real self. The virtual self will thus mean more than the real self. The virtual self will serve as a vehicle through which the real self affects reality.

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Marx, G. and D. McAdam
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1969 The Theme of Contemporary Social Movements. British Journal of Sociology 20:815-831.
[Note: needs a more modern source].