Speaking to the Dead: Social Network Sites and Public Grieving
Speaking to the Dead: Social Network Sites and Public Grieving
Internet memorials, including tombstone Internet links with virtual memorials, funeral home memorials, Internet grieving websites, and social network sites of deceased persons, illustrate that the language of grief is both popular and spontaneous. Internet grieving allows for marginal discourse to circumvent traditional modes of bereavement by reclaiming mourning discourse and the ways we talk about (and think about) the dead.
Keywords: Tombstone memorials, Internet memorials, Virtual memorials, Social network memorials, Suicide, Death, Boston Marathon bombings, QR codes
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