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Displaying family in a digital age: how parents negotiate technology, visibility and privacy
In this chapter, we focus attention on how parents conceptualised and negotiated digital practices of family display, sharing and privacy during an academic study of their children’s everyday lives. The ‘Everyday Childhoods’ project set out to explore new ways of capturing, displaying and archiving data of children’s lives using digital research techniques. Through an engagement with the parents’ responses to the data generated and shared during the study, this article explores the issues that ‘displaying’ their child and family raised around representation, privacy and trust. Our discussion of the data, contextualized within the longitudinal case studies of the families, provide rich insights into technologically mediated practices of documentation, privacy and display within families.
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RoutledgePages
206.0Book title
Negotiating families and personal lives in the 21st Century: exploring diversity, social change and inequalitiesPlace of publication
Abingdon, OxonISBN
9780367483401Series
Sociological FuturesDepartment affiliated with
- Social Work and Social Care Publications
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Sheila Quaid, Catriona Hugman, Angela WilcockLegacy Posted Date
2021-02-04First Compliant Deposit (FCD) Date
2021-02-04Usage metrics
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