Expressive violence: the performative effects of subversive participatory media uses

Nathalie  PATON; Julien  FIGEAC

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Published: 2015-06-23

Keywords:

expressive violence, school shooting, participatory media, audiovisual communication, performativity

Nathalie PATON

Julien FIGEAC

Abstract

This article discusses the communication strategies employed by 8 school shooters who used participatory media to frame their acts as well as their identity (see more in the pdf file).

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Vol. 8 No. 1(15) (2015): Symbolic Communication

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Varia

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PATON, N., & FIGEAC, J. . (2015). Expressive violence: the performative effects of subversive participatory media uses. ESSACHESS – Journal for Communication Studies, 8(1(15), 231-256. https://essachess.com/3/index.php/jcs/article/view/98

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