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The Many-to-Many Model
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As conversations online become pervasive, we investigate some of their key characteristics vis-à-vis offline, typically face-to-face conversations. We first briefly review key features of the two traditional models of communication—one-to-one and one-to-many—and then present our own many-to-many model, which, we claim, is more appropriate to theorise online conversations. An important component of our analysis is describing the “conversational ecology” of online environments, namely their technological, structural, and design features. Building on this description, we show how attention and trust are managed in online environments, thus explicating the mechanisms through which many-to-many conversations emerge and are shaped online. We then move on to discussing two paradigmatic phenomena of conversations online: gamification of communication and trolling. Altogether, we face the novelty of online conversations by offering a conceptual response, focused on developing a model suitable for these kinds of conversations, and by drawing some philosophical implications of the model.
Descrição
UID/00183/2025
https://doi.org/10.54499/UID/00183/2025
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Attention Complex communication Conversational ecology Gamification Online communication Polylogue Social media Three-tiered model of epistemic exchange, Trolling Trust
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Oxford University Press