Titlebook: Selfie Citizenship; Adi Kuntsman Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 politics.visual culture.social media.citiz

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Selfies, Self-Witnessing and the ‘Out-of-Place’ Digital Citizenlacemaking selfies is particularly apparent in the ‘out-of-place’ selfie, taken at a location considered too austere for what is often cast as a frivolous act. Rather than moving to quickly condemn these out-of-place selfies, this chapter explores how we might read such gestures as attempts to negot

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Visual Afterlife: Posthumous Camera Phone Practices magnified in the context of selfies as a barometer for changing relationships between media, memory and death. This relationship between emotion, grief and affect is most apparent in the South Korean . boat disaster on 16 April 2014 (known as ‘Sewol disaster’) whereby selfies operated as self-desig

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Selfless Selfie Citizenship: Chupacabras Selfie Projectmmigrants as dangerous and threatening to a sanitised American way of life, the aim of this chapter is to focus on the often forgotten stories of people left out of the immigrant right’s agenda and often the main targets of punitive legal measures. At the centre of the chapter is ARTivism – activism

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Selfies, Self-Witnessing and the ‘Out-of-Place’ Digital Citizenf-witnessing’ serves as a form of parasocial civic engagement that attempts to communicate one’s own place within interpenetrating social spaces, no matter how gawking or disengaged they may appear at first analysis.