Witnessing absences: social media as archives and public spheres
The study inquires on the ways content-specific social media pages can function as alternative public spheres, by examining the photography-orientated Facebook and YouTube pages entitled 'old photographs of Thessaloniki'. The study focuses on the online encountering of absences, notably ev...
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