The culture of abbreviation : instant messaging and its folkloric significance, 2001.

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The culture of abbreviation : instant messaging and its folkloric significance, 2001.

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Collection of instant messages. Campbell asserts that the new culture of instant messaging is folklore due to its being an artistic form of expression. William Bascom's four functions of folklore are used to further examine instant messaging roots folkloric roots. Campbell states that instant messaging is "on the cutting edge of folklore."

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