The Routledge Handbook of Mobile Socialities
Herausgeber: Hill, Annette; Andersson, Magnus; Hartmann, Maren
The Routledge Handbook of Mobile Socialities
Herausgeber: Hill, Annette; Andersson, Magnus; Hartmann, Maren
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This is a state-of-the-art survey of an emerging area of study in media, communication and cultural studies, mobility studies and mobile communications.
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This is a state-of-the-art survey of an emerging area of study in media, communication and cultural studies, mobility studies and mobile communications.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780367546175
- ISBN-10: 0367546175
- Artikelnr.: 70360722
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780367546175
- ISBN-10: 0367546175
- Artikelnr.: 70360722
Annette Hill is a Professor of Media and Communication at Lund University and Visiting Professor at King's College London. Her research focuses on audiences and popular culture, with interests in media engagement, everyday life, genres, production studies and cultures of viewing. She is the author of eight books, and many articles and book chapters which address varieties of engagement with reality television, news and documentary, television drama, entertainment formats, live events and sports entertainment, film violence and media ethics. Maren Hartmann is professor for communication and media sociology at the University of the Arts in Berlin and a member of the Academia Europaea. Her research focuses on media appropriation in everyday life, but also on cyberculture, the urban, mobile media and mobilities. She recently finished a research project on time and (mobile) media and is now conducting one on homelessness and media use (DFG, 2019-2022). Her most recent book is the edited collection on Mediated Time (2019, Palgrave). Magnus Andersson is Associate Professor at the Department of Communication and Media at Lund University. His research is within the field of media and cultural studies with a particular interest in questions related to mediation, media practices and spatial practices in the context of everyday life. He has conducted research projects on transnational migration, digitalization of work life and within rural media studies.
1. Introduction: Mobile Socialities
Part I: Understanding Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part I
2. Mobile Socialities: Communities, Mobilities and Boundaries
3. Media and mood work: Routines, daydreams and micro-moves
4. Investigating "Communities of Co-Movers": Motricity, spatiality and sequentiality in social life
5. Sociality on the Move
Part II: Valuing Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part II
6. Anchoring narratives: Placing narrative in dialogue with the mobile socialities framework
7. Dating app logic and geo-enabled mobile socialities
8. Representing mobile socialities in the Sino-Japanese Context: A keyword approach
9. Digitizing Desires: Immobile mobility and social media in Southeast Turkey
10. Mobile socialites in Beijing: Young adult Chinese WeChat users' management of social relations between tradition and modernity
Part III: Working With Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part III
11. The Sociality of #Solotravel
12. Time for representation: Mediating the moment in a mobile space
13. The food courier and his/her mobile phone
14. On Day Laborers' Digital Mobile Memories
15. From social media to media socialities in mobile work: Aspiration in the cases of Australian mining and Everest tourism industries
16. Workaway: cultivating conviviality within mobility, sociality and daily living
Part IV: Contrary Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part IV
17. I can't breathe: Metabolising (im)mobile antisocialities
18. Mobile figures in current times: on the Walz
19. Transported Immobility
20. Immobile Socialities? Historicising Media Practices in Refugee Camps
21. Socialities of practice: Stuckedness, accountability and mobile imaginaries among Kenyan migrant fisherpeople descendants
Part I: Understanding Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part I
2. Mobile Socialities: Communities, Mobilities and Boundaries
3. Media and mood work: Routines, daydreams and micro-moves
4. Investigating "Communities of Co-Movers": Motricity, spatiality and sequentiality in social life
5. Sociality on the Move
Part II: Valuing Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part II
6. Anchoring narratives: Placing narrative in dialogue with the mobile socialities framework
7. Dating app logic and geo-enabled mobile socialities
8. Representing mobile socialities in the Sino-Japanese Context: A keyword approach
9. Digitizing Desires: Immobile mobility and social media in Southeast Turkey
10. Mobile socialites in Beijing: Young adult Chinese WeChat users' management of social relations between tradition and modernity
Part III: Working With Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part III
11. The Sociality of #Solotravel
12. Time for representation: Mediating the moment in a mobile space
13. The food courier and his/her mobile phone
14. On Day Laborers' Digital Mobile Memories
15. From social media to media socialities in mobile work: Aspiration in the cases of Australian mining and Everest tourism industries
16. Workaway: cultivating conviviality within mobility, sociality and daily living
Part IV: Contrary Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part IV
17. I can't breathe: Metabolising (im)mobile antisocialities
18. Mobile figures in current times: on the Walz
19. Transported Immobility
20. Immobile Socialities? Historicising Media Practices in Refugee Camps
21. Socialities of practice: Stuckedness, accountability and mobile imaginaries among Kenyan migrant fisherpeople descendants
1. Introduction: Mobile Socialities
Part I: Understanding Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part I
2. Mobile Socialities: Communities, Mobilities and Boundaries
3. Media and mood work: Routines, daydreams and micro-moves
4. Investigating "Communities of Co-Movers": Motricity, spatiality and sequentiality in social life
5. Sociality on the Move
Part II: Valuing Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part II
6. Anchoring narratives: Placing narrative in dialogue with the mobile socialities framework
7. Dating app logic and geo-enabled mobile socialities
8. Representing mobile socialities in the Sino-Japanese Context: A keyword approach
9. Digitizing Desires: Immobile mobility and social media in Southeast Turkey
10. Mobile socialites in Beijing: Young adult Chinese WeChat users' management of social relations between tradition and modernity
Part III: Working With Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part III
11. The Sociality of #Solotravel
12. Time for representation: Mediating the moment in a mobile space
13. The food courier and his/her mobile phone
14. On Day Laborers' Digital Mobile Memories
15. From social media to media socialities in mobile work: Aspiration in the cases of Australian mining and Everest tourism industries
16. Workaway: cultivating conviviality within mobility, sociality and daily living
Part IV: Contrary Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part IV
17. I can't breathe: Metabolising (im)mobile antisocialities
18. Mobile figures in current times: on the Walz
19. Transported Immobility
20. Immobile Socialities? Historicising Media Practices in Refugee Camps
21. Socialities of practice: Stuckedness, accountability and mobile imaginaries among Kenyan migrant fisherpeople descendants
Part I: Understanding Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part I
2. Mobile Socialities: Communities, Mobilities and Boundaries
3. Media and mood work: Routines, daydreams and micro-moves
4. Investigating "Communities of Co-Movers": Motricity, spatiality and sequentiality in social life
5. Sociality on the Move
Part II: Valuing Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part II
6. Anchoring narratives: Placing narrative in dialogue with the mobile socialities framework
7. Dating app logic and geo-enabled mobile socialities
8. Representing mobile socialities in the Sino-Japanese Context: A keyword approach
9. Digitizing Desires: Immobile mobility and social media in Southeast Turkey
10. Mobile socialites in Beijing: Young adult Chinese WeChat users' management of social relations between tradition and modernity
Part III: Working With Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part III
11. The Sociality of #Solotravel
12. Time for representation: Mediating the moment in a mobile space
13. The food courier and his/her mobile phone
14. On Day Laborers' Digital Mobile Memories
15. From social media to media socialities in mobile work: Aspiration in the cases of Australian mining and Everest tourism industries
16. Workaway: cultivating conviviality within mobility, sociality and daily living
Part IV: Contrary Mobile Socialities
Introduction Part IV
17. I can't breathe: Metabolising (im)mobile antisocialities
18. Mobile figures in current times: on the Walz
19. Transported Immobility
20. Immobile Socialities? Historicising Media Practices in Refugee Camps
21. Socialities of practice: Stuckedness, accountability and mobile imaginaries among Kenyan migrant fisherpeople descendants