Person, persona
Person and persona are presented as conceptually at opposite ends of a spectrum. Person describes the internal dimensions of the self, while persona identifies the external and public presentations of the self. The article explores these ideas of person and public persona from their theoretical origins in media and communication research and how they are challenged and shifted by the way various communication technologies are used and deployed in contemporary culture.
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1103-1106Publisher DOI
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9781118766804Language
engPublication classification
X Not reportable, D1 Major reviewCopyright notice
2016, WileyEditor/Contributor(s)
Jensen KBPublisher
WileyPlace of publication
Boston, Ma.Title of book
International encyclopedia of communication theory and philosophySeries
The Wiley Blackwell-ICA international encyclopedias of communicationUsage metrics
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PersonPersonaIdentityIndividualityselfprivacyJacques Lacaninterpersonal communicationsymbolic interactionismidentificationsubjectscultural studiesnetworked individualismdigital selfintercommunicationCarl JungCiceroErving GoffmanJudith ButlerMaskmicro-publicsAgency950201 Communication Across Languages and Culture950299 Communication not elsewhere classifiedSchool of Communication and Creative Arts200101 Communication Studies4701 Communication and media studies
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