神经分化者Facebook页面的常染色体性

Q2 Social Sciences Australasian Journal of Popular Culture Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.1386/ajpc_00049_1
Threasa Meads
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这篇文章运用生活叙事学术来研究四个神经分化(ND)人群的公共Facebook页面,这些页面对ND文化在网络空间和社交媒体中的日益增长做出了重要贡献。它认为,FB的参与性、网络化、数字化、在线空间促进了自动媒体和自动拟声术交叉处的自传体行为,后者在那里找到了最真实的形式,残疾人生活的这些多模式、相互关联、动态的表现最好通过省略两个术语(自动媒体和自拟声术)来定义:自动拟声媒体。
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The autosomamediality of neurodivergent folks’ Facebook pages
This article employs life narrative scholarship to examine four neurodivergent (ND) folks’ public Facebook (FB) pages that are making important contributions to the growing representation of ND culture in online spaces and social media. It argues that the participatory, networked, digital, online space of FB facilitates autobiographical acts at the intersection of automedia and autosomatography, where the latter finds its most realized form, and where these multimodal, connected, dynamic manifestations of disabled lives are best defined by an elision of the two terms (automedia and autosomatography): autosomamedia.
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Australasian Journal of Popular Culture
Australasian Journal of Popular Culture Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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