Titel: Identitetsskapande hos unga kvinnor genom sociala medier - med välbefinnandet i fokusFörfattare: Ester FardellKurs: Masteruppsats inom medie- och kommunikationsvetenskapTermin: Vårterminen 2013Handledare: Annika BergströmAntal ord: 19 897ABSTRACTDenna studie undersöker vad unga kvinnor har för uppfattningar om identitetsskapande i sociala medier och om de anser att det påverkar deras psykiskavälbefinnande. Forskningsfrågorna avser att etablera hur unga kvinnor generellt ser på användningen av sociala medier, följt av vad de har för uppfattningar kring hur unga kvinnor skapar sig identitet(er) via sociala medier. Slutligen undersöker studien om deanser att identitetsskapande genom sociala medier har någon koppling till deras välbefinnande. Studien behandlar olika infallsvinklar där påverkansfaktorer isamhället, generella teorier kring socialt umgänge utanför och i sociala medier och hur det är att vara ung kvinna idag från ett feministiskt perspektiv i samband med kärnbegreppen för studien: Sociala medier, identitetsskapande och välbefinnande.Sociala medier klassas i denna uppsats utefter Nordicoms definition där sociala nätverk, communities, chattgrupper/diskussionsforum och bloggar ingår. En av de grundläggande teorier som har använts som utgångspunkt för identitetsbegreppet är Eriksons teori om identitet som en process där både tillhörighet och differentiering till andra människor är viktigt.

?Re:Regional? is a diploma work by Sanna Alm and Ylva Hedin, for the Master?s Programme in Spatial Planning presented at the Blekinge Institute of Technology, Karlskrona, Sweden. ?Greater Helsinki Vision 2050 ? International Ideas Competition? was the starting point of this study. The competition was launched the 15th of December 2006 and the closing date was the 31st of May.

?Re:Regional? is a diploma work by Sanna Alm and Ylva Hedin, for the Master?s Programme in Spatial Planning presented at the Blekinge Institute of Technology, Karlskrona, Sweden. ?Greater Helsinki Vision 2050 ? International Ideas Competition? was the starting point of this study. The competition was launched the 15th of December 2006 and the closing date was the 31st of May.

The modern silvicultural practices of today, with cutting by compartments, have led to a large benefit for the moose population through the cleared areas which produces large amount of fodder. This new landscape can produce and feed a large moose population. But it will cause a conflict effect towards the landowners; the conflict consists of browsing mainly in the young pine forest. The result from browsing and damage will be sparse stands with reduced growth and technical damage like leader shoot browsing, stem breaking and damage of the bark. Technical damage can kill the tree or damage it so hard that it would not work as future saw timber.

The aim with this thesis was to investigate what characterises an English Arts and Crafts garden how they could be modernised in Sweden. My research was limited to 20 weeks of full-time writing and worth 30 ECTS. Through literature studies, interviews and site visits I could analyse my findings which resulted in a concrete garden design project. The Arts and Crafts was a movement that started in England during the 1880?s and evolved as a reaction towards the industrialisation. The influence came from the writings and practices of John Ruskin (1819-1900) and William Morris (1834-1896) who advocated the importance of craftsmanship. The Arts and Crafts movement also became a ?recipe for life? and was associated with a healthy and morally pure way of living.