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Contains fulltext : 194464.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access) Sexting, sexy selfies, dating, porn: social media have opened up new ways for young people to explore sexuality. Little is known however about how young people use these opportunities. In her doctoral thesis, Naezer offers a framework that allows us to understand young people’s digitally mediated sexy adventures. She explores how young people’s social media practices shape and transform four dimensions of sexuality: adventure, romantic intimacy, identity and knowledge building. Based on online and offline observations, conversations and interviews with young people, Naezer refutes present day stereotypes and offers a counterbalance to the anxieties that dominate popular and scientific debates about youth, sexuality and social media. The thesis, which revolves around young people’s own voices, paints a colourful picture of young people’s navigations of the chances and challenges offered by social media. Radboud University, 04 oktober 2018 Promotores : Jansen, W.H.M., Brink, M.C.L. van den Co-promotor : Rommes, E.W.M. 225 p. |
