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  • 2 - Literacy in Postdigital Times

  • Jennifer Rowsell, University of Sheffield
  • With contributions by Samuel Sandor
  • Book:
    The Comfort of Screens
    Published online:
    10 April 2025
    Print publication:
    17 April 2025, pp 26-45

  • Summary

    Opening with an analysis of Instagram, Chapter 2 is concerned with how to think about postdigitality. Touching on multimodality, time-space-place, and responsive loops, this chapter highlights the contrast between digital life and postdigital life, unravelling the many dimensions of postdigitality. It concludes that postdigitality represents a world of symbiosis, whether that be of body and mind, physical life and screen life, representation and non-representation, immersion and connectivity, or interaction and convergence. These combinations are what lends digital media its unique power to move across time, space, and place. To explore these ideas, Chapter 2 analyses data which has been processed through ATLAS.ti to produce a list of postdigital keywords used by crescent voices.