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Reputation/ a network interpretation Craik,Kenneth H.

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TextPublication details: New York: Oxford University Press, 2008Edition: 1Description: 242ISBN: 0195330927DDC classification: 303.3801

Contents:

Introduction: Reputations within Networks ; Part I. Reputational Networks ; 1. Where Do We Look for Reputation? A Person's Life-long and Distinctive Reputational Network ; 2. Social Communications about Specific Persons: Information Flow ; 3. Person Bins - Assembling Information According to Specific Persons: Information Storage ; 4. Buzz and Bins: The Discursive and Distributive Facets of Reputation 5. Truth in Reputation: Accuracy and Validity ; Part II. Reputation and the Person ; 6. The Person as Agent and Resultant of Reputation ; 7. The Mutual Relevance of Reputation and Personality ; 8. The Risks of Discourse about Other Persons: Defamation Law from the Plaintiff and Defendant Point of View ; 9. Posthumous Reputational Networks ; Conclusion: Prospects for Reputational Analysis

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Introduction: Reputations within Networks ;
Part I. Reputational Networks ;
1. Where Do We Look for Reputation? A Person's Life-long and Distinctive Reputational Network ;
2. Social Communications about Specific Persons: Information Flow ; 3. Person Bins - Assembling Information According to Specific Persons: Information Storage ;
4. Buzz and Bins: The Discursive and Distributive Facets of Reputation 5. Truth in Reputation: Accuracy and Validity ;
Part II. Reputation and the Person ;
6. The Person as Agent and Resultant of Reputation ;
7. The Mutual Relevance of Reputation and Personality ;
8. The Risks of Discourse about Other Persons: Defamation Law from the Plaintiff and Defendant Point of View ;
9. Posthumous Reputational Networks ; Conclusion: Prospects for Reputational Analysis

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