Sunday, June 4, 2017

Teen Vogue’s No Selfie Day and Website SelfieCity

Connections


Selfie City makes claims thatInvestigating the style of self-portraits (selfies) in five cities across the world.” While examining selfies between 5 cities (Bangkok, Berlin, New York, Sao Paulo, and Moscow) they findings of the demographics, media visualizations, interactive self-explanatory, and essays discuss selfies.
Source by Selfie City
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Teen Vogue makes claims that ‘selfie’ exposes a very basic human desire — to feel noticed, appreciated and recognized". The fixation with selfies shows thing that I knew seen before. How teenagers take selfies then edit their favorite selfie, and make themselves feel good by using different apps to change different things about themselves.
Source by Teen Vogue
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Selfie matter because people want the attention and the respect from others that they think that are a big deal.

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How does this topic intersect with other readings we have done so far? These websites intersect with the three readings by connecting the ideas about teenagers, youth, and discourse. There are many key elements on how selfies are involved with media and how it affects your own ideology. Also, this topic touches on a huge part of Raby’s reading essential of discourse, because wanting to be noticed or desired by other people that are part of becoming a teenager and social problems is another part where it can be leading to be obsessed with what they need to look like.
How does it make teenagers feel about taking a selfie?
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I barely took a picture of myself, maybe only a few pictures of myself to show my family how I’m doing or what I look like because I don’t live near any of my family. So wants the point or purpose of wanting people to look at their selfie or wanting yourself to look like with tons a makeup or just your looks with different apps. Why would just those thing help when you and tell people through whose how you are on the outsides and inside?




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