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- The sociological impact of - selfies презентация
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- 1. - The sociological impact of - selfies
- 2. Selfie (also selfy) Noun -informal A
- 3. Selfie won Word of the Year 2013
- 4. 1 million selfies taken everyday 31 million
- 5. Some people feel that selfies are
- 6. Self-portraits have existed for centuries across many
- 7. The Difference? Nowadays with the
- 8. With this rise in popularity and prominence,
- 9. Selfies are often demonized as a faucet
- 10. According to surveys, 55% of adolescent females
- 11. Selfies alienate friends. The University of Birmingham
- 12. Also, based on a recent report
- 13. To that end however the report
- 14. On the flip side: According to
- 15. Selfie Studies Selfies also stand to have
- 16. They measured things like which
- 17. Their findings included: On average, men who
- 18. Alex Chacon also spent more
- 19. SO WHAT? So selfies aren’t just an
- 20. Next time just remember everyone else is
- 21. Sources Cited “A new report says selfies
- 22. The end Thanks for reading!
Selfie (also selfy) Noun -informal A photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and uploaded to a social media website. Photo by
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Selfie (also selfy)
Noun -informal
A photograph that one has taken of oneself,
typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and uploaded to a social media website.
Photo by John Keogh
Creative Common License
Via Flickr
Слайд 3Selfie won Word of the Year 2013 according to the Oxford
dictionary, earning the prestigious title along with words such as:
unfriend
sudoku
gif
omnishambles
unfriend
sudoku
gif
omnishambles
Photo by Telmo32 – Creative Common License – via Flickr
Слайд 41 million selfies taken everyday
31 million instagram photos have been hashtagged
#selfie
91% of teenagers have posted a photo of themselves online
Selfies make up 30% of photos taken between the ages of 18-24
91% of teenagers have posted a photo of themselves online
Selfies make up 30% of photos taken between the ages of 18-24
SELFIE STATS
Photo by Jim Bumgardner – Creative Commons License – via Flickr
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Some people feel that selfies are a product of our generation,
but in the context of history, self-portraiture is not something particularly new.
Photo by Roel Wijnats – Creative Common License – via Flickr
Слайд 6Self-portraits have existed for centuries across many cultures.
Famous artists including
Andy Warhol, Vincent van Gogh and Jan van Eyck have all created famous works of self-portraiture.
Painting by Van Gogh – Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear
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The Difference?
Nowadays with the advent of the portable camera and smart
phones and tablets, self-portraiture is much more convenient of a task, being only a simple click away. Social media also has changed the way we share these images, since by definition, it is not a selfie unless it is uploaded for others to see.
Photo by Abd Allah Foteih – Creative Common License via Flickr
Слайд 8With this rise in popularity and prominence, selfies are creating a
much
Larger impact
on society than previously thought possible.
Photo by Thomas
Creative Common License
Via Flickr
Слайд 9Selfies are often demonized as a faucet for narcissism, gaining popularity
only by the merit of one’s aesthetics. And in fact…
Photo by Camilla Soares – Creative Common License – via Flickr
Слайд 10According to surveys, 55% of adolescent females say that overall, social
media makes them more self-conscious about their appearance.
58% say that seeing photos of people living more glamorous lives make them feel bad about themselves.
58% say that seeing photos of people living more glamorous lives make them feel bad about themselves.
Selfies are changing the way people see themsleves
Photo by Dia
Creative Common License
via Flickr
Слайд 11Selfies alienate friends.
The University of Birmingham found that there exists a
“clear link between sharing self-portraits and feeling of decreased relationship quality among the poster’s peers”.
Photo by Zoomar – Creative Commons License – via Flickr
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Also, based on a recent report by the American Academy of
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS), one in three plastic surgeons surveyed received an increase in procedures due to patients being dissatisfied with their self-images on social media. As well, more than half of the surgeons were reported to have seen an increase in patients under the age of 30, which may correlate with the prevalence of social media usage in the younger demographics.
Selfies encourage plastic surgery…
Photo by Julie Kertesz – Creative Commons License via Flickr
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To that end however the report by the AAFPRS only contacted
69 surgeons on Survey Monkey, asking them if they felt like they saw an increase in patients due to social media. Not exactly conclusive results.
… apparently
However dubious the study though, the possibility still stands.
Photo by Brian Talbot – Creative Common License – via Flickr
Слайд 14On the
flip side:
According to a body image survey, 65% of
teenage girls are said that selfies help boost their confidence.
Photo by Kevin Meredith – Creative Common License – via Flickr
Слайд 15Selfie Studies
Selfies also stand to have significance in sociological research. Selfiecity
is an inter-university project created to investigate the style of self-portraits in five cities across the world, including Bangkok, Berlin, Moscow, New York and Sao Paolo.
Photo by Nicolas Raymond – Creative Common License Attribution 3.0 Unported - http://freestock.ca/flags_maps_g80-world_map__abstract_acrylic_p2970.html
Слайд 16They measured
things like which
cities had the
greatest head tilt
to which cities
smiled the most.
Photo by John Ragai – Creative Commons Liense – via Flickr
Слайд 17Their findings included:
On average, men
who take selfies
are older
Women’s
selfies are more
Expressive than men’s
people in Moscow don’t smile much
Photo by Sarah van Quickelberge – Creative Common License – via Flickr
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Alex Chacon also spent more than 600 days abroad taking selfies
along the way, raising money for Children of Uganda.
Photo by Alex Chacon – via Youtube
Слайд 19SO WHAT?
So selfies aren’t just an act of blatant narcissism. They
can have a personal and cultural impact.
Photo by Chris Ford – Creative Common License – via Flickr
Слайд 20Next time just remember everyone else is just putting their best
self forward
So feel free to do the same!
Слайд 21Sources Cited
“A new report says selfies are causing young women to
get more plastic surgery. Here’s why it’s wrong.” Washington Post
“Selfie-esteem: Teens say selfies give a confidence boost” Today Health
“The Good, the Bad, and the Unexpected Consequences of Selfie Obsession” Teen Vogue
“Annual AAFPRS Survey Finds ‘Selfie’ Trend Incrases Demand for Facial Plastic Surgery” PR Newswire
“How Your Friends Really Feel About Your Selfies” Women’s Health
www.selfiecity.net
“The Year of the Selfie” Media Bistro
“Selfie-esteem: Teens say selfies give a confidence boost” Today Health
“The Good, the Bad, and the Unexpected Consequences of Selfie Obsession” Teen Vogue
“Annual AAFPRS Survey Finds ‘Selfie’ Trend Incrases Demand for Facial Plastic Surgery” PR Newswire
“How Your Friends Really Feel About Your Selfies” Women’s Health
www.selfiecity.net
“The Year of the Selfie” Media Bistro
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