Autobiography Scholarship 2.0?: Understanding New Forms of Online Life Writing

Madeleine Sorapure

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Gender, Feminism, and Media Identity, Memory, and Therapy

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Concepts of interface, interactivity, and organization are key to articulating autobiography theory that can account for popular new modes of online autobiographical writing taking place at social networking sites and in data-driven, visually-based infographic self-representations.

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2002The Language of New Media 1996Getting A Life: Everyday Uses of Autobiography 2014Identity technologies: constructing the self online 2004The virtual self: a contemporary sociology 2012There Is No "I" in Network: Social Networking Sites and Posthuman Auto/Biography

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