Utilisation d'Internet et relations sociales

The debate over the impact of the Internet has been going on for well over a decade. On the one hand, pessimists maintain that the Internet separates people from one another as they withdraw in a virtual world. On the other hand, optimists argue that the Net removes physical barriers and provides co...

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Main Authors:	Simon Laflamme, Sylvie Lafortune
Format:	Article
Language:	fra
Published:	Université Laval 2006-02-01
Series:	Communication
Subjects:	Canada Internet interpersonal relationships networks uses
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/communication/3395

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description	The debate over the impact of the Internet has been going on for well over a decade. On the one hand, pessimists maintain that the Internet separates people from one another as they withdraw in a virtual world. On the other hand, optimists argue that the Net removes physical barriers and provides countless possibilities to communicate and meet people. This study does not attempt to confirm or disprove either one of these opposing views. Rather, its objective is to determine if there is a link between Internet use and interpersonal relationships. In particular, it examines whether increased use of the Internet leads to isolation or, alternatively, more numerous, frequent and intense communications.
topic	Canada Internet interpersonal relationships networks uses
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Utilisation d'Internet et relations sociales

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