Anna Poletti Livres

The book explores the significant yet often overlooked role of young writers in life writing genres, including memoirs and diaries, emphasizing their innovative use of social media. It highlights how these contributions have historically been marginalized or politicized. The authors argue that life narratives empower youth agency and cultural participation, enabling young people to challenge dominant public discourses on youth representation in various societal contexts. The research engages with broader theoretical debates on youth studies, self-representation, and ethical scholarship.

Stories of the Self explores life writing after the book--

Exploring the concept of intimacy beyond traditional gender norms, this work presents a feminist perspective that celebrates the complexities of desire and connection. It challenges societal expectations and encourages readers to rethink relationships and personal identities. By advocating for a broader understanding of sexuality and intimacy, the book invites a reimagining of how individuals can engage with one another in a world that often confines them to binary roles.