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spir-11272	Markham, Annette N	ECHOLOCATING THE DIGITAL SELF: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK	2020.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1701	128	55	The development of the theory of social echolocation draws on my observations and close readings of autoethnographic accounts of a group of around 50 young participants, a theoretical sample from a larger 6-year study (involving approximately 1500 persons, between 2012-2018, about everyday social media use (cf Markham, 2018; Tiidenberg, et al, 2017). It argues that these are central in positioning or mapping social space as well as the characteristics of the Self within these spaces, particularly in, but not limited to, digitally saturated contexts.	cache/spir-11272.pdf	txt/spir-11272.txt