Real Drugs in a Virtual World: Drug Discourse and Community Online
by Joseph A. Kotarba, Melissa Tackett-Gibson, Ann Lessem, Edward Murguia, Azzurra Crispino, Sarah N. Gatson, Shawn Halbert, Rachel Willard
Real Drugs in a Virtual World examines drug discourse and community building in online spaces. Through sociological analysis, it explores how virtual interactions reflect and shape real-world attitudes toward substances. This academic volume offers valuable insights into digital communication's impact on social issues.
About This Book
This book delves into the dynamics of drug-related discussions within online communities, highlighting how virtual platforms influence real-world perceptions and behaviors.
Drawing from sociological perspectives, it analyzes the language and interactions that define drug discourse in digital environments.
The collaborative effort of multiple authors provides a comprehensive view of how technology mediates community formation around sensitive topics like drug use.
Ideal for researchers interested in the evolving role of the internet in social sciences and public health discussions.
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