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The Internet as a Tool to Restore Social Capital

A response paper to Putnam's argumentation that technology declines social capital. Written for an argumentative writing class that explored citizenship and rhetoric. Submitted to the Hopwood Awards at the University of Michigan.

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A response paper to Putnam's argumentation that technology declines social capital. Written for an argumentative writing class that explored citizenship and rhetoric. Submitted to the Hopwood Awards at the University of Michigan.

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