Resource type
Thesis type
(Thesis) M.A.
Date created
2024-01-15
Authors/Contributors
Author: Block, Hannah Elizabeth Anne
Abstract
This thesis engages with the practice of social media influencing. Conscious of social media's perpetual progression, this thesis serves as a snapshot of the field laden with dialectical tension arising from the value of social media influencing and the societal implications. Through survey and synthesis of various streams of Communication theory literature and mainstream texts, an argument for the paradoxical nature of social media influencing is made. By closely attending to cases of social media influencing where scandal and failure are present, this thesis demonstrates the ways in which social media influencing is both an inescapable part of contemporary market society and a fundamentally paradoxical communicational practice.
Document
Extent
87 pages.
Identifier
etd22890
Copyright statement
Copyright is held by the author(s).
Supervisor or Senior Supervisor
Thesis advisor: McCarron, Gary
Language
English
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