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Algorithmic Narcissism and the Passion Economy: Identity, Visibility, and the Ideology of Self-Performance
Abstract
This chapter reveals how the passion economy (celebrated as a space of creativity and autonomy) quietly depends on algorithmic narcissism, a system that measures the self through visibility, metrics, and constant performance. While digital platforms promise empowerment, they also reshape identity, emotional labor, and authenticity into forms of self-exploitation. This chapter brings us to the central question: what happens when passion becomes performance, and the self becomes an algorithmic project? Ultimately, it invites readers to imagine a future where creativity is measured not by visibility but by humanistic connection.
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