Titlebook: Women and Persona Performance; Kim Barbour Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer

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Mothers,n) or formal or informal adoption, fostering and kinship practices wherein women raise children birthed by others. Being a mother might be an intrinsic element of many women’s identities, but it is not always a central or core element. This chapter engages with scholarship on mothering and motherhoo

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Activists,economic life, activism has adapted to digital networks, although not without critique. Social media activism, in particular, has attracted much flak over the years. Online activism has opened up opportunities for people who face challenges to participating in street activism, whether because of geo

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Online Community Managers,ther types of personal and professional relationships. This chapter summarises the key arguments around what makes up a community and how scholars of social engagement online have worked through these complexities. The defining attributes of community formation are introduced to contextualise the fo

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Minecraft YouTubers,. Women are the minority of creators; few have risen to the popularity (based on the number of subscribers) of the men who dominate the platform. The chapter considers the literature on Let’s Play (LP) videos as a performance space, reviewing the existing scholarship on Minecraft as a game and space

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,Women’s Personas,eoretical and conceptual ideas introduced in Chap. .. After identifying the key elements of the personas from each case study, the chapter turns to considering persona intersections, highlighting the layered impact of the social, economic and cultural conditions that impact the lives of those who co