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spir-8519	Ryasvy, Wayne Erik	Culpable Media: Digital Disembodiment and the Rise of “Crowdsourced Morality”	2013.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1694	84	42	I draw on the dramaturgical metaphors for impression management and public life from Erving Goffman (1959) and Richard Sennett (1977) to consider how public expression has changed and how “crowdsourced morality” is performed as an increasingly common practice of online interactions. Microsoft Word - 818-564-1-PB.docx Culpable Media/Culpable Selves: Digital Disembodiment and the Rise of “Crowdsourced Morality” Wayne Erik Rysavy University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill United States wrysavy@email.unc.edu Abstract Social media encourage collective practices of public expression and individualized practices of privacy and reputation management.	cache/spir-8519.pdf	txt/spir-8519.txt