Identity, Content Creation and the Sight Loss Journey Disability Narratives and Digital Storytelling
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Identity, Content Creation and the Sight Loss Journey Disability Narratives and Digital Storytelling | 4.26 MB
Title: Identity, Content Creation and the Sight Loss Journey Disability Narratives and Digital Storytelling
Author: Michael Nicholson, Sarah Hong Xiao
Category: Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Social Psychology, Business & Finance, Marketing & Sales, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
Language: English | 217 Pages | ISBN: 9783032309938
Description:
This book examines how visually impaired social media content creators navigate their evolving digital identities through the lens of dramaturgical theory, as they move through different stages of sight loss. Drawing on the work of Erving Goffman and other sociological theorists, it explores performance, impression management, and identity construction in online spaces, shedding light on the evolving concepts of public and private self throughout the sight loss journey.
Structured around a newly developed five-stage framework (Diagnosis, Denial, Tipping Point, Coming Out, and The New Normal), chapters blend theoretical insights with real-life case studies and autoethnography to offer insights into identity renegotiation, visibility, and digital self-presentation in the digital age. Bridging academic research with practical guidance, this book brings together interviews with leading influencers, analysis of social media content, and findings from sociology, social psychology, and digital culture research. It is an essential read for scholars and students in disability and blind studies, media studies, social and digital marketing, cultural studies, as well as content creators, counselors, and disability advocates.
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This book examines how visually impaired social media content creators navigate their evolving digital identities through the lens of dramaturgical theory, as they move through different stages of sight loss. Drawing on the work of Erving Goffman and other sociological theorists, it explores performance, impression management, and identity construction in online spaces, shedding light on the evolving concepts of public and private self throughout the sight loss journey.
Structured around a newly developed five-stage framework (Diagnosis, Denial, Tipping Point, Coming Out, and The New Normal), chapters blend theoretical insights with real-life case studies and autoethnography to offer insights into identity renegotiation, visibility, and digital self-presentation in the digital age. Bridging academic research with practical guidance, this book brings together interviews with leading influencers, analysis of social media content, and findings from sociology, social psychology, and digital culture research. It is an essential read for scholars and students in disability and blind studies, media studies, social and digital marketing, cultural studies, as well as content creators, counselors, and disability advocates.
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/94e8f471e90474fae0bef505e62103f5/978-3-032-30993-8.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/6541227B755AE60/978-3-032-30993-8.rar
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