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Table of Contents Introduction: It's a Girl Wide Web Sharon R. Mazzarella Chapter 1: Victims, Villains, and Vixens: Teen Girls and Internet Crime Lynne Y. Edwards Chapter 2: What are gURLS Talking About? Adolescent Girls' Construction of Sexual Identity on gURL.com Ashley D. Grisso and David Weiss Chapter 3: Making an About-Face: Jammer Girls and the World Wide Web Debra Merskin Chapter 4: Gender, Power and Social Interaction: How Blue Jean Online Constructs Adolescent Girlhood. Susan F. Walsh Chapter 5: Exploring Dora: Re-embodied Latinidad on the Web Susan J. Harewood and Angharad N. Valdivia Chapter 6: You're 16, You're Dutiful, You're Online: "Fangirls" and the Negotiation of Age and/or Gender Subjectivities in TV Newsgroups Christine Scodari Chapter 7: What if the Lead Character Looks Like Me? Girl fans of Shoujo Anime and Their Web Sites Kimberly S. Gregson Chapter 8: "A Pug Called Gus and a Cat Named Jack": The Cultural Economy of Teen Girl Fandom on the Web Sharon R. Mazzarella Chapter 9: Teen Crossings: Emerging Cyberpublics in India Divya C. McMillin Chapter 10: "IM Me": Identity Construction and Gender Negotiation in the World of Adolescent Girls and Instant Messaging Shayla Marie Thiel Chapter 11: The Constant Contact Generation: Exploring Teen Friendship Networks Online Lynn Schofield Clark
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Teenage girls -- Psychology.
Internet.
Adolescent psychology.
Identity (Psychology).