Social Media Discourse, (Dis)identifications and Diversities

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Preface and Acknowledgments
1 Introduction: Social Media Discourse, (Dis)Identifications and Diversities
Part I Identifications and Disidentifications with Others
	2 ‘Pissis Stories’: Performing Transgressive and Precarious Girlhood in Social Media
	3 “Are They Singing the National Anthem?”: Football Followers’ Responses to the Ethnic Diversification of Finland Men’s National Football Team
	4 Psychotherapeutic Discourse in Problematizing Transnational Identities in Computer-Mediated Interaction: Refusals to Be ‘Diagnosed’
	5 There Is No ‘I’ in ‘Team’: The Co-Construction of Expertise on the Nomadic Matt Travel Blog
	6 Voices of Self- and Other-Identification From a Pro-Innocent Community: Action-Oriented Discourses in Online Popular Forensics
	7 ‘Friendly’ Comments: Interactional Displays of Alignment on Facebook and YouTube
Part II Identifications of the Self
	8 Negotiating Social Roles in Semi-public Online Contexts
	9 “This Is a Wall of Memories”: Time and Age Identity in Facebook Discourse
	10 Age, Gender and Identities in Japanese Blogs: Analysis of Role Language as Stylization
	11 “I Just Don’t Know What Went Wrong”—Neo-Sincerity and Doing Gender and Age Otherwise in a Discussion Forum for Finnish Fans of My Little Pony
	12 Resemiotizing the Metapragmatics of Konglish and Pidgin on YouTube
	13 “Still Alive, Nigga”: Multisemiotic Constructions of Self as Other in Finnish Rap Music Videos
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