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The Digital Life of Grief

Online Mourning in the Age of Hashtags, Algorithms, and Social Media

The Digital Life of Grief

The Digital Life of Grief

Online Mourning in the Age of Hashtags, Algorithms, and Social Media

The Digital Life of Grief

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This book investigates how mourning is transformed in the digital age, where grief is mediated by algorithms, circulated through hashtags, and shaped by the economies of social media platforms. This book will be essential reading for scholars across media and communication studies, death studies, sociology, anthropology, and psychology.

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Beschrijving The Digital Life of Grief

This book investigates how mourning is transformed in the digital age, where grief is mediated by algorithms, circulated through hashtags, and shaped by the economies of social media platforms. This book will be essential reading for scholars across media and communication studies, death studies, sociology, anthropology, and psychology.

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9781041195368
Pagina's
190
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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