Mediated interfaces
Subtitle: the body in social media
By: edited by Katie Warfield, Crystal Abidin, and Carolina
Contributors: Cambre, Carolina, editor
Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
Published: 2020
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 270
ISBN-13: 9781501356209; 9781501356193
Subjects: Online identities; Internet; Social aspects; Social media; Human body
Description: "Examines digital embodiment, digital representations, and visual vernaculars as a mode of identity performance and management online"--
Notes: Leaky and creepy social media: Theorizing and researching networked feminist affectivisms

References-Introduction 111-Introduction-5 Performing visibility: Representing the Palestinian Freedom Riders through non-violent protest and visual activism Gary Bratchford-The Freedom Riders-The limitations of seeing and the pitfalls of representation-The context-Circulating images: Freedom rides and multiple witnesses-Acts of exposure and concealment-Notes-References-6 #WhoNeedsFeminism? Mapping leaky, networked affective feminist resistance Jessica Ringrose and Kaitlynn Mendes-Introduction
Table of contents: title: Cover; title: Contents; title: List of Figures; title: Acknowledgments; title: Introduction to Mediated Interfaces: The Body in Social Media Katie Warfield, Carolina Cambre, and Crystal Abidin; title: An Anecdote (or how not to title a book); title: Origin of the book; title: Focus of book; title: Contributors and politics of the book; title: On the becoming of the body; title: Each part and summaries of chapters; title: 1. The body mediated; title: 2. The body politicized; title: 3. The body felt; title: Conclusion; title: References; title: Part 1 The body mediated; title: Introduction; title: 1 'Find love in Canada': Distributed selves, abstraction, and the problem of privacy and autonomy Vincent Miller; title: Abstraction and the separation of information from people; title: Informaticization; title: Commodification; title: Depersonalization, dividuals, and data; title: Decontextualization: Big data; title: Dematerialization; title: The self, data, and autonomy; title: Extension and distributed selves; title: Conclusion; title: Notes; title: References; title: 2 Embodied verification: Linking identities and bodies on NSFW Reddit Emily van der Nagel; title: Identity documents: Linking a person with identifying information; title: Twitter and Weibo: Linking an account with identity documents; title: Embodied verification on Reddit Gonewild: Linking an account with a body; title: Reconnecting, and playing with, the virtual and the material; title: Conclusion; title: References; title: 3 #ILYSM*: Instagram as fan practice Hattie Liew; title: Introduction; title: Method; title: Fan practices on Instagram; title: Self-presentation on social media; title: Communicating status: The anatomy of a fan Instagram account; title: Drawing borders: Games on Instagram; title: Documenting my fandom: Instagram as archive; title: Conclusion; title: References; title: 4 Ethan's Golden YouTube Play Button: The evolution of a child influencer Maha Abdul Ghani and Carolina Cambre; title: Introduction; title: Children's engagement with the commercial world; title: Advocates of children agency and empowerment; title: The celebrification and commodification of children on social media; title: Ethan: The child vlogger, gamer, and influencer; title: Analysis of Ethan Channels as a figuration; title: Ethan Channels as a figuration; title: The dimensions of the figuration; title: Relevance-frames; title: Actor-constellations; title: Communicative practices; title: Datafication and social knowledge; title: Conclusion; title: Notes