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spir-10971	Dobson, Amy Shields; Race, Kane; O'Riordan, Kate	QUEER DE/STABILIZATIONS IN AND OF DIGITAL CULTURAL RESEARCH	2019.0	11	.pdf	application/pdf	4662	246	43	I suggest that in such socially striated and digitally collapsed contexts, a kind of “reparative reading” of youth social media practices (following Wiegman, 2014, on Sedgwick), especially acts and practices of “seeking attention”, is politically important; so too, an ethics of “queer comradery and generosity” (Warner cited in Albury, 2017). The kind of approach to data analysis and future research I want to suggest is one concerned, firstly, with asking where and how both the less-than-conscious and the non-human actants might “show up”, or make appearances, in data on youth social media practices, with discussion of some examples from our data.	cache/spir-10971.pdf	txt/spir-10971.txt