Selfie consumerism in a narcissistic age
@article{Murray2020SelfieCI,
title={Selfie consumerism in a narcissistic age},
author={D. Murray},
journal={Consumption Markets & Culture},
year={2020},
volume={23},
pages={21 - 43}
}ABSTRACT This paper explores the recent debate about the selfie – or spontaneous self-portraits taken with smart phones or other consumer-based devices – in terms of its connection to narcissism. Selfies have become ubiquitous visual forms of self-expression in the twenty-first century and proliferate on social media sites like Instagram, Facebook, and Tumblr. Popular discourses have largely characterized the selfie as a symptom of a narcissistic society. Journalistic responses have been… CONTINUE READING
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