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Research paper thumbnail of A Figment of Their Imagination

Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of A figment of their imagination: Adolescent poetic literacy in an online affinity space

Drawing on sociocultural perspectives, this case study investigated ways that youth write, read, ... more Drawing on sociocultural perspectives, this case study investigated ways that youth write, read, and critique poetry in an online affinity space. Specifically, it used a thematic analysis of interviews, a linguistic analysis of online feedback mechanisms, and poetic analysis to gain insight into how four young adults engaged with poetry in Figment. Findings indicate that adolescents adopted the identity of poets, followed role models for creative inspiration, and participated in the peer review process. In addition, there was a difference between conceptualization and the reality of the constructive feedback. This study broadens scholarly understanding about adolescent online poetic literacy, with the potential to inform teaching praxis.

Research paper thumbnail of A Figment of Their Imagination

Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of A figment of their imagination: Adolescent poetic literacy in an online affinity space

Drawing on sociocultural perspectives, this case study investigated ways that youth write, read, ... more Drawing on sociocultural perspectives, this case study investigated ways that youth write, read, and critique poetry in an online affinity space. Specifically, it used a thematic analysis of interviews, a linguistic analysis of online feedback mechanisms, and poetic analysis to gain insight into how four young adults engaged with poetry in Figment. Findings indicate that adolescents adopted the identity of poets, followed role models for creative inspiration, and participated in the peer review process. In addition, there was a difference between conceptualization and the reality of the constructive feedback. This study broadens scholarly understanding about adolescent online poetic literacy, with the potential to inform teaching praxis.

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