Dominican University
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My primary professional goal is to conduct and publish research that builds bridges between people -- discourse communities, ideologies, sociodemographics, academics and practioners, and so forth. Wherever there is a difference in thought that can lead to animosity, my hope is to help foster understanding, tolerance and acceptance through dialogue and discussion of convergences over divergences. My primary research interest is media reception, studied in terms of the engaging process with media products, across a variety of media products, and for a variety of media consumers/users/audience.
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Superheroes Around the World

13 years ago • 6436 Views

Comics Adaptations and True Believers

13 years ago • 1106 Views

Once upon a time, Ms. Player got addicted...and survived to tell the tale

12 years ago • 672 Views

Men and their engagements with stereotypically feminine media

11 years ago • 921 Views

Virtual World Television in Second Life

11 years ago • 492 Views

Answering the Whats, Hows, and Whys of Film Spectatorship

11 years ago • 805 Views

The Positioning of Pooky

11 years ago • 626 Views

Creativity, Connectivity and Community in Virtual World Television

10 years ago • 425 Views

Gendering Hatsune Miku: Networked Gender and the Co-Construction of Identity for Vocaloids

7 years ago • 569 Views

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The metaphors of virtual worlds: How people make sense of a virtual world via the physical world.

12 years ago • 426 Views

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Social Serious Games = Serious Games and Social Media

Johannes Konert • 11 years ago
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www.playingwithresearch.com
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My primary professional goal is to conduct and publish research that builds bridges between people -- discourse communities, ideologies, sociodemographics, academics and practioners, and so forth. Wherever there is a difference in thought that can lead to animosity, my hope is to help foster understanding, tolerance and acceptance through dialogue and discussion of convergences over divergences. My primary research interest is media reception, studied in terms of the engaging process with media products, across a variety of media products, and for a variety of media consumers/users/audience.
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virtual worlds virtual world television television sense-making interactive television second life gender sense-making methodology film vocaloids artificial intelligence robots internet networked gender virtual bands hatsune miku social constructionism desktop manufacturing 3-d printing producers connectivity community creativity virtual world power dynamics positioning theory positions web 2.0 avatars audience studies interactivity film spectatorship spectators cognitive theory reception studies affective theory minutia reception studies film studies digital media media interview gender equality mass media gender role men addiction video games power women metaphorizing virtual reality metaphors superheroes adaptation theory fans comics adaptations
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