
Growing up on Facebook
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"Growing up on Facebook is an insightful analysis of how the pioneers of social media live, curate and contest Facebook. This book exposes their engagement with networked publics, involving curated acts of presence and absence, connection and disconnection to archive the changing shape of young adulthood. With young people's reflections at the centre of their analysis, Brady Robards and Siân Lincoln's book sets new agendas for the study of social media and new questions for those interested in young people's lives." -Johanna Wyn, Redmond Barry Distinguished Emeritus Professor, Youth Research Centre, The University of MelbourneMore details
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Brady Robards has a PhD in sociology from Griffith University, Australia. He is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Monash University. Brady's work is published in journals such as New Media & Society, Qualitative Research, Sociology, and the Journal of Youth Studies. Recent books include Digital Intimate Publics & Social Media and Youth & Society.
Siân Lincoln has a PhD in sociology from Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom. She is an independent scholar. Her monograph Youth Culture and Private Space was published in 2012. She has also published widely in a range of journals and anthologies. She is co-editor of two book series: Cinema & Youth Cultures and Palgrave Studies in the History of Subcultures and Popular Music.
Content
Acknowledgements - Introduction - Is Facebook Still Cool? Was It Ever? - Sites and Spaces of Growing Up: Blurring the Digital and Physical - Scrolling Back through Facebook Timelines: Making Sense of Digital Traces - Shaping and Performing Professional Identities: From Education to Employment - Love, and Making It 'Facebook Official' - Mediating Family Life - Documenting Leisure: Partying, Travel, Music, and Hanging Out - Disconnections, Absences, Conclusions - About the Authors - Index.
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