Name: Practicing Digital Activisms (Path to Open) (en Inglés)
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Author: Nicole E. Allen;Mina Bikmohammadi;Codi Renee Blackmon;Amanda Patterson Partin;Desiree Dighton;William P. Banks;Erin A. Clark;Michelle F. Eble
ISBN: 9781646429868

portada Practicing Digital Activisms (Path to Open) (en Inglés)

Practicing Digital Activisms (Path to Open) (en Inglés)

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Utah State University Press

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Nicole E. Allen;Mina Bikmohammadi;Codi Renee Blackmon;Amanda Patterson Partin;Desiree Dighton;William P. Banks;Erin A. Clark;Michelle F. Eble

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Inglés

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9781646429868

Practicing Digital Activisms (Path to Open) (en Inglés)

Nicole E. Allen;Mina Bikmohammadi;Codi Renee Blackmon;Amanda Patterson Partin;Desiree Dighton;William P. Banks;Erin A. Clark;Michelle F. Eble (Autor) · Utah State University Press · Tapa Dura

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Practicing Digital Activisms reframes digital activism as embodied, situated work that extends across classrooms, communities, institutions, streets, and ecosystems. It develops frameworks for studying and practicing activism in an era shaped by social media, datafication, and artificial intelligence. At the heart of the collection is a rethinking of digital activism for the twenty-first century that traces activism through networks of people, platforms, infrastructures, and material practices.Bringing together scholars in rhetoric, writing studies, technical communication, and community engagement, contributors show how activism now unfolds across interconnected media ecologies, through affective and material infrastructures, and at multiple tempos ranging from viral moments to the quieter practices of organizing, care, and persistence. Through case studies of food activism, environmental advocacy, reproductive health, social media movements, and emerging data practices, contributors demonstrate digital activism as a sustained practice of coalition building, circulation, documentation, and persistence. The chapters provide theoretical tools for making infrastructures visible, negotiating ethical responsibility, and designing interventions responsive to local needs and broader struggles for justice.Attending to the risks that shape contemporary digital life―including surveillance, commodification, algorithmic bias, harassment, platform control, and unequal access―the collection offers language, methods, and examples for understanding how communities build power, sustain movements, and imagine just futures through digital practice. For scholars, teachers, students, organizers, and readers interested in digital rhetoric and social change, Practicing Digital Activisms invites attention to digital participation as a vital site where collective action is imagined, contested, and practiced. Read more