Kadın Bloggerlar: Yeni Dil, Yeni Kadınlık, Yeni Tartışmalar

In late 1990’s, weblogs emerged as a new medium of literature along with the developing digital communication technologies. The number of blogs started to increase rapidly as from the second half of the 2000’s, while the noteworthy amount of female participants in this medium brought in a new direct...

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subjects Blogs
Creativity
Edebiyat
Eğitim Bilimleri
Females
Fiction
Gender history
Gender Studies
Language
Literary criticism
Literary language
Literature
Media studies
Modernism
Social history
Social Informatics
Tarih
Türk Dili
Women
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