Online Ghettoes, Perils Or Supernannies? Australian Young People With Chronic Illness And Disability Challenge Some Moral Panics About Young People Online
DISABILITY & SOCIETY(2016)
摘要
Current literature focusing on young people's digital technology use often reflects concerns that they may live virtual lives and withdraw from locally geographically situated spaces. It assumes the existence of a split between offline and online worlds' corresponding to real and non-real' respectively. This article reports research findings on how young people locate new social media technologies in their daily lives with particular focus on the relationship between their online and offline experiences. The voices of the young people guided the research, which found that their social media use contradicts conventional narratives of moral panic about the alleged unreality and fearful dangers of online spaces for young people.
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Community engagement, social media, well-being, participatory parity
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