2019
DOI: 10.1111/jpcu.12780
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Selfie‐Help: The Multimodal Appeal of Instagram Poetry

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“…In contemporary times, thinkers have been revisiting the idea of allowing popularity to dictate what is considered poetry. Though historically, artists, critics, and theorists have viewed the academic and public spheres as separate, the immense popularity and success of Instagram poetry, an accessible genre both intellectually and physically, has challenged this notion (Pâquet, 2019). Pâquet states, "to date, academic scholarship has largely overlooked Instagram poetry, usually considering it a lowbrow form that demonstrates little literary merit" (Pâquet, 2019, p. 296).…”
Section: Defining Poetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In contemporary times, thinkers have been revisiting the idea of allowing popularity to dictate what is considered poetry. Though historically, artists, critics, and theorists have viewed the academic and public spheres as separate, the immense popularity and success of Instagram poetry, an accessible genre both intellectually and physically, has challenged this notion (Pâquet, 2019). Pâquet states, "to date, academic scholarship has largely overlooked Instagram poetry, usually considering it a lowbrow form that demonstrates little literary merit" (Pâquet, 2019, p. 296).…”
Section: Defining Poetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pâquet states, "to date, academic scholarship has largely overlooked Instagram poetry, usually considering it a lowbrow form that demonstrates little literary merit" (Pâquet, 2019, p. 296). She credits this to a persisting binary between academia and popular culture (Pâquet, 2019). Pâquet believes this binary omits the consideration of the importance of public reception and the legitimation that it may afford (Pâquet, 2019).…”
Section: Defining Poetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
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