Lucía Vodanovic, PhD, is Senior Lecturer at London College of Communication (UAL) and Course Leader of the MA in Arts and Lifestyle Journalism at the same institution. She completed her MA and PhD in Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths College. Her research interests focus on social aesthetics, lifestyle media, the 'everyday' and amateurism in its links with self-organisation and self-reliance, among others. Her work has been featured in publications such as Journal of Visual Art Practice; Travesía: Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies and the edited collection Materiality and Popular culture: The Popular Life of Things (Routledge, 2016).
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Introduction Lucía Vodanovic Part I - Emerging roles of lifestyle journalism 1. Unpacking lifestyle journalism via service journalism and constructive journalism Unni From and Nete Nørgaard Kristensen 2. Idealised authenticity: analysing Jean Baudrillard's Theory of Simulation and its applicability to food coverage in city magazines Joy Jenkins and Amanda Hinnant 3. Journalism without news: the beauty journalist private/professional self in The Guardian's 'below the line' comments Lucía Vodanovic Part II - Experience, consumption and identity 4. Reconciling religion and consumerism: Islamic lifestyle media in Turkey Feyda Sayan-Cengiz 5. Travel journalists as cultural mediators: a qualitative discourse analysis on the 'othering' of Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown Aaron McKinnon 6. The impact of social media in lifestyle journalism in Mexico: serving citizens versus creating consumers Sergio Rodríguez-Blanco and Dalia Cárdenas-Hernández Part III - New players and lifestyle actors 7. Communicative value chains: fashion bloggers and branding agencies as cultural intermediaries Arturo Arriagada and Francisco Ibañez 8. Are food bloggers a new kind of influencer? Sidonie Naulin 9. Agents of change: the parallel roles of trend forecaster and lifestyle journalists as mediators and tastemakers in consumer culture Sabrina Faramarzi Part IV - Lifestyle, consumerism and branding 10. Food and journalism: storytelling about gastronomy in newspapers from the U.S. and Spain Francesc Fusté-Forné and Pere Masip 11. Travel journalism and the sharing economy: Airbnbmag and sourcing Bryan Pirolli 12. Lifestyle journalism as brand practice: the cases of Uniqlo and Abercrombie & Fitch Myles Ethan Lascity
Introduction Lucía Vodanovic Part I - Emerging roles of lifestyle journalism 1. Unpacking lifestyle journalism via service journalism and constructive journalism Unni From and Nete Nørgaard Kristensen 2. Idealised authenticity: analysing Jean Baudrillard's Theory of Simulation and its applicability to food coverage in city magazines Joy Jenkins and Amanda Hinnant 3. Journalism without news: the beauty journalist private/professional self in The Guardian's 'below the line' comments Lucía Vodanovic Part II - Experience, consumption and identity 4. Reconciling religion and consumerism: Islamic lifestyle media in Turkey Feyda Sayan-Cengiz 5. Travel journalists as cultural mediators: a qualitative discourse analysis on the 'othering' of Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown Aaron McKinnon 6. The impact of social media in lifestyle journalism in Mexico: serving citizens versus creating consumers Sergio Rodríguez-Blanco and Dalia Cárdenas-Hernández Part III - New players and lifestyle actors 7. Communicative value chains: fashion bloggers and branding agencies as cultural intermediaries Arturo Arriagada and Francisco Ibañez 8. Are food bloggers a new kind of influencer? Sidonie Naulin 9. Agents of change: the parallel roles of trend forecaster and lifestyle journalists as mediators and tastemakers in consumer culture Sabrina Faramarzi Part IV - Lifestyle, consumerism and branding 10. Food and journalism: storytelling about gastronomy in newspapers from the U.S. and Spain Francesc Fusté-Forné and Pere Masip 11. Travel journalism and the sharing economy: Airbnbmag and sourcing Bryan Pirolli 12. Lifestyle journalism as brand practice: the cases of Uniqlo and Abercrombie & Fitch Myles Ethan Lascity
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