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  • As COVID-19 hit the world, social media formed an immediate online archive of the crisis that enfolded. This essay examines how this moment of collapse intersects with Instagram as a platform specifically. How do we exist on a platform built up around notions of aspiration and happiness while being in crisis? And what can cultural studies scholars add to such a platform in these times?
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  • Eur._J._of_Cult._Stud.
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  • Live-archiving the crisis: Instagram, cultural studies and times of collapse
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  • #706743
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  • 2020

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