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               Web, viii, 315–20. See also agnos-  roles and advantages of
               ticism, viii; capitalism; CMC; de-  (Kuwait), 192ff.; shorter message
               mocracy; equality; free speech;  length of, 170; technology as lib-
               freedom of expression; freedom of  erating for, 187 (see also Har-
               the individual; human rights; in-  away, Donna); veiling and
               dividualism; liberalism; sexuality,  (Kuwait), 197; Western—as op-
               viii                            pressed, 202f.; who most need
             Western women, oppression of      help least accessible via the In-
               (from Islamic perspective), 202f.   ternet (Kuwait), 210n. 21. See
             “whisper-chair” (Japanese CSCW),  also gender; male communication
               230                             styles, 164–66; men; patriarchy
             white Americans (included in list-  women’s freedom (Kuwait), 203. See
               serv study), 168; as sending more  also gender
               messages in listserv study, 169  women’s power (Kuwait), 203
             will-power, individual (in habitus),  women’s testimony, worth one-half
               11, 243                         of a man’s (Kuwait), 199
             Windows 95 (operating system),  women’s voices, as shameful to be
               and privacy, 57                 heard (Kuwait), 199f.
             Windows 98 (operating system),  “women’s work,” changing attitudes
               and non-English languages, 286  towards (Kuwait) 193f.
             Windows NT (operating system),  World Bank, 30n. 1, 114, 187, 297
               and Indian languages, 292     World Wildlife Fund, as partial
             Winner, Langdon, 33n. 14, 36n. 19   public, 81
             wireless telephony, as interactive  worldview, culture and, 21, 23f.;
               network, 87. See also mobile    mechanistic/rational w. in com-
               phones                          puter science, systems develop-
             women, African-American, as par-  ment, 236n. 6; philosophy and, 3
               ticipating more in class than on-
               line, 181; disenfranchised    Xerox PARC (CSCW design), 223
               (Kuwait), 192; fewer messages
               from, 168; Internet demographics  Yahoo (search engine), in Japan and
               of (global), 187, (Kuwait), 190,  Korea, 263
               (Middle East) 190; as late    Yomiuri Shimbun (Korean newspa-
               adopters of listserv technology,  per), 262, 264f.
               170f.; more likely to use the In-  Yugoslavia, linguistic diversity of,
               ternet than men (Kuwait), 190;  304n. 3; news of as example of al-
               participation of in networks, 161;  ternative public sphere, 81
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