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Writing Workplace Cultures: An Archaeology of Professional Writing (review)

Internet represents a dramatic shift in what we perceive as culture. Scholars interested in identity formation and politics will find it a useful tool to further their understanding of this subject matter. However, as a complete volume I find the book contradictory in its approach and nature. Perhaps if Poster heeded some of the ideas he puts forth (his analogue/digital author, the comments on capitalism and the Net), the answer to his title question would be more readily available.