The visual vernacular of climate change on Twitter (2016-19)

Carlo De Gaetano; Warren Pearce

The visual vernacular of climate change on Twitter (2016-19)

Carlo De Gaetano
, Warren Pearce

Visual Methodologies

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In this project, we investigated how the visual vernacular of climate change, defined as the platform-specific content and style of images used to articulate climate change, changed on Twitter between 2016-19. Due to the high number of tweets in the dataset, we focused on smaller time-specific samples of tweets as a manageable way to track change over time.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - Oct 2019

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