"Kawaii meiru and Maroyaka neko: Mobile emoji for ..."

Satomi Sugiyama (2015)

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DOI: 10.5210/FM.V20I10.5826

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type: Journal Article

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Satomi Sugiyama:
Kawaii meiru and Maroyaka neko: Mobile emoji for relationship maintenance and aesthetic expressions among Japanese teens. First Monday 20(10) (2015)

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