This collection offers a comprehensive treatment of emoticons, kaomoji, and emoji, examining these systems of symbols and signs from a range of perspectives to examine their increasing role in the transformation of communication in the digital age.
This collection offers a comprehensive treatment of emoticons, kaomoji, and emoji, examining these systems of symbols and signs from a range of perspectives to examine their increasing role in the transformation of communication in the digital age.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Elena Giannoulis is Junior Professor for Japanese Literature at the Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. Lukas R.A. Wilde is Post-Doctoral Research Associate at the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 923 "Threatened Order-Societies under Stress" at the University of Tuebingen, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Emoticons, Kaomoji, and Emoji: The Transformation of Communication in the Digital Age Part 1: Intercultural Mediations 2. Not Everyone s: Or, The Question of Emoji as a 'Universal' Form of Expression 3. Cultural Literacy in the Empire of Emoji Signs: Who is ? 4. Emoticons: Digital Lingua Franca or a Culture-Specific Product Leading to Misunderstandings? Part 2: Intersectional Mediations 5. 'Impact taisetsu da!': The Use of Emoji and Kaomoji in Dans Escort Blogs between Gender Expression and Emotional Labour 6. Emoticons in Social Media: The Case of Japanese Facebook Users Part 3: Linguistic Mediations 7. 'Iconographetic Communication' in Digital Media: Emoji in WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook-from a Linguistic Perspective 8. A Cultural Exploration of the Use of Kaomoji, Emoji, and Kig in Japanese Blog Post Narratives Part 4: Pictorial Mediations 9. The Elephant in the Room of Emoji-Research: Or, Pictoriality, to What Extent? 10. Construction of Iconicity in Scenes of Kaomoji Part 5: Material Mediations 11. Who Is Afraid of Mr. Yuk? The Display of the Basic Emotion of Disgust in an 'Analogue Precursor' to Contemporary Emoji 12. From Digital to Analog: Kaomoji on the Prayer Tablets of Anime Pilgrims
1. Emoticons, Kaomoji, and Emoji: The Transformation of Communication in the Digital Age Part 1: Intercultural Mediations 2. Not Everyone s: Or, The Question of Emoji as a 'Universal' Form of Expression 3. Cultural Literacy in the Empire of Emoji Signs: Who is ? 4. Emoticons: Digital Lingua Franca or a Culture-Specific Product Leading to Misunderstandings? Part 2: Intersectional Mediations 5. 'Impact taisetsu da!': The Use of Emoji and Kaomoji in Dans Escort Blogs between Gender Expression and Emotional Labour 6. Emoticons in Social Media: The Case of Japanese Facebook Users Part 3: Linguistic Mediations 7. 'Iconographetic Communication' in Digital Media: Emoji in WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook-from a Linguistic Perspective 8. A Cultural Exploration of the Use of Kaomoji, Emoji, and Kig in Japanese Blog Post Narratives Part 4: Pictorial Mediations 9. The Elephant in the Room of Emoji-Research: Or, Pictoriality, to What Extent? 10. Construction of Iconicity in Scenes of Kaomoji Part 5: Material Mediations 11. Who Is Afraid of Mr. Yuk? The Display of the Basic Emotion of Disgust in an 'Analogue Precursor' to Contemporary Emoji 12. From Digital to Analog: Kaomoji on the Prayer Tablets of Anime Pilgrims
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