A Tumblr book : : platform and cultures / / Allison McCracken, Alexander Cho, Louisa Stein, Indira N. Hoch, editors.

• VerfasserIn: McCracken, Allison, 1968-
• TeilnehmendeR: McCracken, Allison, 1968-; Cho, Alexander, 1980-; Stein, Louisa Ellen,; Hoch, Indira Neill, 1985-
• Place / Publishing House: Ann Arbor : : University of Michigan Press,, 2020.; ©2020.
• Year of Publication: 2020
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (405 pages)

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1. You Must Be New Here: An Introduction | Allison McCracken, Alexander Cho, Louisa Stein, and Indira Neill Hoch
• Section 1. #The Rules of Tumblr
• Chapter 2. Lost in the "Dash": How Tumblr Fosters Virtuous Cycles of Content and Community | Nicholas Proferes and Katherine E. Morrissey
• Chapter 3. Going Down the Rabbit Hole: An Interview with Amanda Brennan, Head of Content Insights and Social, Tumblr
• Chapter 4. Blackout, Black Excellence, Black Power: Strategies of Everyday Online Activism on Black Tumblr | Kendra Calhoun
• Chapter 5. Under the Radar: A Conversation about Tumblr in the Public Sphere with Aja Romano and Elizabeth Minkel
• Chapter 6. Reblogs, Monsters, and Erotic Amphibians: The Process of Critical Analysis on Tumblr | Indira Neill Hoch
• Chapter 7. Divine Fools and Ridiculous Mystics: Tumblr Humor as an Act of Defiance | The-Cimmerians
• Chapter 8. Tumblr Time: How Tumblr's Temporal Features Shape Community Memory and Knowledge | Milena Popova
• Gallery: @Staff | Indira Neill Hoch
• Section 2. #Privacy and Ethics
• Chapter 9. Screaming into the Void: Reconceptualizing Privacy, the Personal, and the Public through the Perspectives of Young Tumblr Users | Julian Burton
• Chapter 10. The Challenges of Doing Qualitative Research on Tumblr: Experience and Advice from Three Scholars of Young People's Tumblr Use | Akane Kanai, Crystal Abidin, and Matthew Hart
• Chapter 11. We Are More Than Footnotes: Black Women and Intellectual Theft | Aisha Mahmud
• Section 3. #NSFW
• Chapter 12. Walled Gardens, NSFW Niches, and Horizontality: A Conversation about Tumblr Porn with | Susanna Paasonen and Noah Tsika
• Chapter 13. NSFW as an Intervention: The Case of Sexy Selfies on Tumblr | Katrin Tiidenberg
• Chapter 14. Fandom Surgery | Morgan Fisher.
• Chapter 15. TumPorn Is Dead, Long Live TumPorn! | Shaka McGlotten
• Section 4. #Fandom
• Chapter 16. A Roundtable Discussion about the Cultures of Fandom on Tumblr with Flourish Klink, Rukmini Pande, Zina Hutton, and Lori Morimoto
• Chapter 17. Kitten Thinks of Nothing but Murder All Day: Tumblr Text Post Memes as Fandom Détournement | J. S. A. Lowe
• Chapter 18. Lesbian One Direction Fans Take Over Tumblr | Jessica Pruett
• Chapter 19. Ships, Fans, and #beatingthedistance: Queer Intimacy and the New Genre of Interactive Memoir on Tumblr | Annie Galvin
• Gallery: #Fan Art | Curated by Louisa Stein
• Section 5. #Activism
• Chapter 20. A Social Good Brand: An Interview with Victoria McCullough, Lead, Social Impact, Tumblr
• Chapter 21. Tumblr, XKit, and the XKit Guy: Toward an Extended Platform Ecology | Lesley Willard
• Chapter 22. Digital Decolonization: Reclaiming Tumblr's #Latina Tag | Emily Rauber Rodriguez
• Chapter 23. Queer Tumblr IRL: An Interview with Joe Varisco
• Chapter 24. Behind the Scenes of a Popular Trans Youth Resources Tumblr | Lee Brown
• Chapter 25. Queer Tips: Using Tumblr for LGBTQ Sex Education and Outreach, an Interview with Maureen Kelly
• Section 6. #Identity/Affinity Networks
• Chapter 26. Tumblr as a Space of Learning, Connecting, and Identity Formation for LGBTIQ+ Young People | Brady Robards, Paul Byron, Brendan Churchill, Benjamin Hanckel, and Son Vivienne
• Chapter 27. A Conversation about Gender/Sexual Variant and Transgender Labeling and Networking on Tumblr with Abigail Oakley and Avery Dame-Griff
• Chapter 28. Developing a Black Genderfluid Feminist Critique via Tumblr | Strugglingtobeheard
• Chapter 29. #Spoonielife: A Conversation about Chronic Pain Expression and Alternative Social Worlds on Tumblr with EJ Gonzalez-Polledo and Jen Tarr.
• Chapter 30. New Ways of Seeing: Tumblr, Young People, and Mental Illness | Natalie Ann Hendry
• Section 7. #myAesthetic
• Chapter 31. On the Value of the Social: A Conversation with Researchers about How Artists Use Tumblr with Carla McCutchin and Devon Murphy
• Chapter 32. Unofficial Archives of Urban Life: How to Rewrite the Canon of Cities | Annette Koh
• Chapter 33. Beyond the Pale Blog: Tumblr Pink and the Aesthetics of White Anxiety | Christine Goding-Doty
• Chapter 34. Tumblr's Gallery of Loops: GIF Art Beyond Reaction GIF Culture | Jennifer Malkowski
• Gallery: #Original Art | Curated by Indira Neill Hoch
• Index.