This presentation was a Fantasticon in Copenhagen, Denmark, last fall, discussing what defines a superhero and how this impacts how we see superheroes around the world.
Commander Shepard is the customizable player character in the Mass Effect video game series. Players can choose Shepard's appearance traits like gender and skin tone, allowing for diverse representation. The games take place in the 22nd century after humans discover Prothean technology enabling interstellar travel. As Commander, players navigate galactic politics and shape diplomatic relations between species while pursuing romantic relationships. The games include themes of gender and racial diversity but also stereotypes. The Krogan were uplifted by the Salarians then subjected to sterilization by a genetic weapon when they became too numerous. Mass Effect explores issues of diversity, oppression, and what it means to be human in a science fiction setting.
1) The top 10 highest grossing films of all time at the domestic box office are led by Avatar at $760.5 million. Most are big budget blockbusters in genres like sci-fi, superhero, and animated films.
2) Titanic stands out as the sole romance/disaster film in the top 10 and has the most unique genre compared to the others.
3) Horror films are less successful than other genres, with Jaws ranked at #54, but remakes of classic horror films have proven lucrative despite mixed reviews. Franchises like Saw and remakes are a safer bet than original horror.
The document analyzes the highest grossing films at the domestic box office, with Avatar and Titanic as the top earners. It notes genres trends, with science fiction and superhero films performing well. For horror films, remakes and sequels have found box office success despite mixed critical reviews, with the Saw and Friday the 13th franchises being particularly lucrative. Independent producers still create influential horror classics, but major studios also distribute lucrative remakes and sequels in the genre.
The document provides information about superheroes, including their origins, powers, costumes, and enemies. It discusses how superheroes began appearing in the late 1930s to fight crime and protect the public. Common traits of superheroes are that they have extraordinary powers, a strong moral code focused on serving good, and secret identities to protect loved ones from enemies. They typically fight recurring supervillains who are involved in city crimes.
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION ON NOW YOU SEE ME(MOVIE)Rushabh Shah
MOVIE-NOW YOU SEE ME.
SUB : PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
HOW PLANNING,STAFFING,CO-COORDINATING,CONTROLLING AND OTHER PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT ARE USED IN THE MOVIE.
(AFTER EVERY PRINCIPLE,A CLIPPING FROM THE MOVIE WAS SHOWN WHICH SHOWED THE APPLY OF PRINCIPLE
The document provides recommendations for 20 documentary films available from the Media Resources department including titles such as Other People's Garbage (DVD 7967), How Smart Are Animals (DVD 8063), For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots (DVD 8063), The Return of Navajo Boy (DVD 8213), Understanding HookUp Culture (DVD 8223), Big Fan (DVD 8217), Inside Job (DVD 8050), In the Loop (DVD 7199), We Live in Public (DVD 8201), Frank Lloyd Wright (DVD 8131), Gasland (DVD 7905), 180° South (DVD 8070), Planet B-Boy (
1) Around 80,000 fans packed Doak-Campbell Stadium last year to see Florida State host Oklahoma in one of the most electric environments, with the "F-L-O-R-I-D-A-S-T-A-T-E" chant being deafening.
2) Sammy Watkins returned from suspension for Clemson and is looking to have a big game against Florida State to potentially put himself back in the Heisman conversation.
3) Collin Klein of Kansas State also has a chance to get back in the Heisman race if he leads his team to an upset victory over Oklahoma while running the ball more than his average of 15 carries.
This document contains a schedule for a convention with over 300 events taking place over multiple days and locations. There are author signings, panels on various topics like science fiction, gaming, comics, and anime. Entertainment includes film screenings, gaming tournaments, costume contests, and musical performances. Autograph sessions and meet-and-greets are scheduled with guests like authors, voice actors, and other entertainment industry professionals.
Commander Shepard is the customizable player character in the Mass Effect video game series. Players can choose Shepard's appearance traits like gender and skin tone, allowing for diverse representation. The games take place in the 22nd century after humans discover Prothean technology enabling interstellar travel. As Commander, players navigate galactic politics and shape diplomatic relations between species while pursuing romantic relationships. The games include themes of gender and racial diversity but also stereotypes. The Krogan were uplifted by the Salarians then subjected to sterilization by a genetic weapon when they became too numerous. Mass Effect explores issues of diversity, oppression, and what it means to be human in a science fiction setting.
1) The top 10 highest grossing films of all time at the domestic box office are led by Avatar at $760.5 million. Most are big budget blockbusters in genres like sci-fi, superhero, and animated films.
2) Titanic stands out as the sole romance/disaster film in the top 10 and has the most unique genre compared to the others.
3) Horror films are less successful than other genres, with Jaws ranked at #54, but remakes of classic horror films have proven lucrative despite mixed reviews. Franchises like Saw and remakes are a safer bet than original horror.
The document analyzes the highest grossing films at the domestic box office, with Avatar and Titanic as the top earners. It notes genres trends, with science fiction and superhero films performing well. For horror films, remakes and sequels have found box office success despite mixed critical reviews, with the Saw and Friday the 13th franchises being particularly lucrative. Independent producers still create influential horror classics, but major studios also distribute lucrative remakes and sequels in the genre.
The document provides information about superheroes, including their origins, powers, costumes, and enemies. It discusses how superheroes began appearing in the late 1930s to fight crime and protect the public. Common traits of superheroes are that they have extraordinary powers, a strong moral code focused on serving good, and secret identities to protect loved ones from enemies. They typically fight recurring supervillains who are involved in city crimes.
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION ON NOW YOU SEE ME(MOVIE)Rushabh Shah
MOVIE-NOW YOU SEE ME.
SUB : PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
HOW PLANNING,STAFFING,CO-COORDINATING,CONTROLLING AND OTHER PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT ARE USED IN THE MOVIE.
(AFTER EVERY PRINCIPLE,A CLIPPING FROM THE MOVIE WAS SHOWN WHICH SHOWED THE APPLY OF PRINCIPLE
The document provides recommendations for 20 documentary films available from the Media Resources department including titles such as Other People's Garbage (DVD 7967), How Smart Are Animals (DVD 8063), For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots (DVD 8063), The Return of Navajo Boy (DVD 8213), Understanding HookUp Culture (DVD 8223), Big Fan (DVD 8217), Inside Job (DVD 8050), In the Loop (DVD 7199), We Live in Public (DVD 8201), Frank Lloyd Wright (DVD 8131), Gasland (DVD 7905), 180° South (DVD 8070), Planet B-Boy (
1) Around 80,000 fans packed Doak-Campbell Stadium last year to see Florida State host Oklahoma in one of the most electric environments, with the "F-L-O-R-I-D-A-S-T-A-T-E" chant being deafening.
2) Sammy Watkins returned from suspension for Clemson and is looking to have a big game against Florida State to potentially put himself back in the Heisman conversation.
3) Collin Klein of Kansas State also has a chance to get back in the Heisman race if he leads his team to an upset victory over Oklahoma while running the ball more than his average of 15 carries.
This document contains a schedule for a convention with over 300 events taking place over multiple days and locations. There are author signings, panels on various topics like science fiction, gaming, comics, and anime. Entertainment includes film screenings, gaming tournaments, costume contests, and musical performances. Autograph sessions and meet-and-greets are scheduled with guests like authors, voice actors, and other entertainment industry professionals.
This document summarizes a presentation on co-creating stories through transmedia storytelling and participatory narratives. The presentation was given by Massimo Marino, president of RedMagmaMedia, and Aurelia Garrido, an international business and nonprofit advisor. They discussed how stories are fundamental to human nature and can be used to transform organizational culture. They proposed using insights from customer stories to develop an idea force around converting the customer into the story's hero. The presentation provided frameworks for developing immersive narratives across multiple media that engage communities through participation and gamification. The goal is to create stories that can grow organically and bring people together.
Iron Man. Thor. Black Widow. Spider-Man. Captain America. Forget ninja developers and rockstar developers. How can we all strive to be superhero developers? What lessons can we learn from the Marvel superheroes on being better developers?
1) Spiderman's love interest Mary Jane is initially freaked out when she discovers Peter is actually Spiderman.
2) During a fight with the Green Goblin, tension builds between Peter and his friend Harry.
3) In the end, Spiderman saves Mary Jane's life, and she falls back in love with him upon learning his secret identity.
The document contains details about a quiz that took place in February 2022. It lists the rules of the quiz which include getting 10 points for each correct answer and losing 5 points for incorrect answers. It then provides several questions from the quiz covering topics like major gaming events, popular games, acquisitions in the gaming industry, movies, books, and more. For each question, it lists the question followed by details in the answer that help identify the right response.
1) The document discusses the concept of the "hero's journey" which is an archetypal pattern found in stories across cultures where the hero leaves their normal world, faces challenges and trials in a special world, and returns home transformed.
2) It outlines the 12 stages of the hero's journey cycle including the call to adventure, assistance from mentors, trials and ordeals, crisis, treasure or reward, and return home with experience.
3) The key message is that we can all relate to the hero's journey in our own lives as we face challenges, conquer fears, and become transformed through experience, making each of us capable of heroism.
Panel at Denver Comic Con 2018 on how to incorporate comics into college classrooms, the example was Cultural Anthropology and Anthropology of Religion
The Thomas and Martha Wayne Memorial Comic Book Quiz
conducted by Jaikaran Mansingh and Sriram Gonakoti during Vibes '14, the annual literary event of KMC,Manipal.
The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of setting up a wholly owned subsidiary (WOS) versus a joint venture (JV) when entering a new market. Some key advantages of a JV include sharing risks and costs with a partner, gaining local knowledge, and having a greater chance of success if both partners feel it is mutually beneficial. However, JVs can be difficult to manage due to needing to build trust between partners and the risk of a partner having a hidden agenda. Some advantages of a WOS include full control over strategy and operations, but it also means bearing all financial risks alone. The best choice depends on weighing these various factors given each company's situation.
This document summarizes a lecture on Christopher Booker's theory of the seven basic plots. It discusses each of the seven plots - Overcoming the Monster, Rags to Riches, The Quest, Voyage and Return, Comedy, Tragedy, and Rebirth. For each plot, it provides examples from literature and film and outlines the typical plot points. It emphasizes that while these seven plots are distinct, there is also significant overlap between them and they reflect universal storytelling elements of a hero transforming from an initial state of lack to a final state of fulfillment. The document concludes with guiding writing prompts for students to analyze which plots are in their stories and ways to potentially improve their stories.
Gurdians of the galaxy case study fact fileEllieSchool123
This document analyzes the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy. It discusses the film's genre as both science fiction and comedy, with supernatural characters and advanced technology. The plot involves Peter Quill being abducted and later finding an orb with an infinity stone that Ronan wants to use for evil purposes. Key questions driving the plot include why the orb is valuable and what its powers are. The film was produced by Marvel Studios and had a large marketing campaign leading up to its release. The intended audience was seen as mainstream viewers, particularly teenagers, interested in Marvel films and fantasy/comedy genres.
This document summarizes Christopher Booker's theory of the seven basic plots in storytelling. It discusses each of the seven plots - overcoming the monster, rags to riches, the quest, voyage and return, comedy, tragedy, and rebirth. For each plot, it provides a synopsis and typical examples. It also discusses how all stories incorporate universal elements of a hero's journey from an initial state of lack to a final resolution or transformation. The document concludes with prompting students to identify which plot their own writing incorporates and to outline or write a scene for their story.
This document summarizes Christopher Booker's theory of the seven basic plots. It discusses each of the seven plots - Overcoming the Monster, Rags to Riches, The Quest, Voyage and Return, Comedy, Tragedy, and Rebirth. For each plot, it provides examples from literature and film and outlines the typical plot points and character arcs. It concludes by discussing how all stories incorporate elements from these basic plots and can be understood through the lens of the universal plot of a hero moving from a state of lack to completion or fulfillment.
Who Are The Nightstalkers? The elite unit that does what?Bob Mayer
Nightstalkers are the elite Special Ops unit that take care of the things that go bump in the night; and worse. They correct the mistakes of scientists. They’re also a little bit crazy and a long way outside the bell curve, and not necessarily on the good end.
In essence they are The Unit for Warehouse 13.
What are the conventions of the superhero genreArya93
Superheroes typically have superpowers that they use to fight crime and protect people from supervillains like the Joker for Batman. They usually have a secret identity with a costume and name to prevent their friends and family from being targeted. Common conventions include having extraordinary abilities and technology, being reluctant to kill, having a hidden base, and gaining their powers from a tragic past event or accident. They also typically have weaknesses like Kryptonite for Superman.
The document discusses how the Nation of Islam empowered black Americans during a time of oppression by using Islam as a symbol of beauty and power, in contrast to Christianity which was seen as a white man's religion, though the same faith has been accused of oppressing Muslim women by masking their beauty and freedom. It questions how two oppressed groups, black people and women, found such different outcomes from practicing Islam, and recognizes the need to differentiate between the Nation of Islam and other sects of the Islamic faith.
The document contains questions from a quiz on movies, books, TV shows and video games. It includes questions that can be answered with names like Maledictus, Luna Lovegood, Ready Player One, Nightmare on Elm Street, Jabba the Hut, and Riverrun. Other questions are about fictional places like Tatooine, Pandora, Neverland and Pallet Town. The questions test knowledge on characters, plots and references across popular culture.
The document discusses the characteristics of protagonists in detective fiction. It notes that early protagonists were often detectives, but later expanded to include other occupations like policemen or reporters. Regardless of occupation, protagonists typically embark on a journey of discovery to solve a mystery or recover something lost, facing dangers and challenges along the way requiring special skills or knowledge. This follows the archetype of heroes in classic mythology. The document then focuses on how hard-boiled protagonists, emerging in the early 20th century US, took on a more populist and pragmatic tone reflective of American frontier culture, speaking in plain language and displaying physical toughness.
Here are some key dystopian elements I found in The Giver and a potential thesis:
1. The community is highly structured and hierarchical, with citizens assigned roles. "It was Assignment Day." Everyone wears the same plain clothes.
2. Conformity is strictly enforced. Jonas notices differences but knows "it was not right to see more, or differently." Dissent is not tolerated.
3. Emotions are suppressed. Citizens take daily pills to blunt feelings. Memories are controlled by the Committee and Giver.
4. Constant surveillance through public address system and Assignment of labor. No sense of privacy.
5. Protagonist Jonas begins to question the strict rules of the community as he learns
This document provides a summary of key elements in the film Guardians of the Galaxy. It discusses the film's genre as both science fiction and comedy, focusing on genetically modified characters and futuristic technology. It outlines the film's plot based on the model of Todorov's stages. It identifies several key questions raised in the film. It also discusses the film's production details, intended audience, and representations of gender.
Gendering Hatsune Miku: Networked Gender and the Co-Construction of Identity ...Dominican University
This document discusses the gender identity of Hatsune Miku, a virtual pop star character. It notes that while Miku was programmed without an explicit gender, her feminine attributes and the discourse around her from both news media and fans reinforce her as a gendered female figure. The document analyzes Miku as an example of "networked gender" where identity is negotiated socially online. It concludes that Miku's gendered coding helps make her seem real to audiences, and suggests this could inform how human-like artificial agents are perceived.
Creativity, Connectivity and Community in Virtual World TelevisionDominican University
This document discusses virtual world television (VWTV) produced in Second Life. It defines VWTV as user-generated content recorded before live audiences or in the field, influenced by traditional TV genres. The document presents case studies of four Second Life VWTV producers, examining how Second Life facilitates creativity and connectivity while producers seek to build community. It compares VWTV to traditional TV, noting similarities in desires to connect, create, and commune, but differences due to Second Life's technological structures and lack of industry. The document argues VWTV is an example of how virtual worlds permit the transgression of traditional audience roles and power dynamics through user-generated production and distribution.
This document summarizes a presentation on co-creating stories through transmedia storytelling and participatory narratives. The presentation was given by Massimo Marino, president of RedMagmaMedia, and Aurelia Garrido, an international business and nonprofit advisor. They discussed how stories are fundamental to human nature and can be used to transform organizational culture. They proposed using insights from customer stories to develop an idea force around converting the customer into the story's hero. The presentation provided frameworks for developing immersive narratives across multiple media that engage communities through participation and gamification. The goal is to create stories that can grow organically and bring people together.
Iron Man. Thor. Black Widow. Spider-Man. Captain America. Forget ninja developers and rockstar developers. How can we all strive to be superhero developers? What lessons can we learn from the Marvel superheroes on being better developers?
1) Spiderman's love interest Mary Jane is initially freaked out when she discovers Peter is actually Spiderman.
2) During a fight with the Green Goblin, tension builds between Peter and his friend Harry.
3) In the end, Spiderman saves Mary Jane's life, and she falls back in love with him upon learning his secret identity.
The document contains details about a quiz that took place in February 2022. It lists the rules of the quiz which include getting 10 points for each correct answer and losing 5 points for incorrect answers. It then provides several questions from the quiz covering topics like major gaming events, popular games, acquisitions in the gaming industry, movies, books, and more. For each question, it lists the question followed by details in the answer that help identify the right response.
1) The document discusses the concept of the "hero's journey" which is an archetypal pattern found in stories across cultures where the hero leaves their normal world, faces challenges and trials in a special world, and returns home transformed.
2) It outlines the 12 stages of the hero's journey cycle including the call to adventure, assistance from mentors, trials and ordeals, crisis, treasure or reward, and return home with experience.
3) The key message is that we can all relate to the hero's journey in our own lives as we face challenges, conquer fears, and become transformed through experience, making each of us capable of heroism.
Panel at Denver Comic Con 2018 on how to incorporate comics into college classrooms, the example was Cultural Anthropology and Anthropology of Religion
The Thomas and Martha Wayne Memorial Comic Book Quiz
conducted by Jaikaran Mansingh and Sriram Gonakoti during Vibes '14, the annual literary event of KMC,Manipal.
The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of setting up a wholly owned subsidiary (WOS) versus a joint venture (JV) when entering a new market. Some key advantages of a JV include sharing risks and costs with a partner, gaining local knowledge, and having a greater chance of success if both partners feel it is mutually beneficial. However, JVs can be difficult to manage due to needing to build trust between partners and the risk of a partner having a hidden agenda. Some advantages of a WOS include full control over strategy and operations, but it also means bearing all financial risks alone. The best choice depends on weighing these various factors given each company's situation.
This document summarizes a lecture on Christopher Booker's theory of the seven basic plots. It discusses each of the seven plots - Overcoming the Monster, Rags to Riches, The Quest, Voyage and Return, Comedy, Tragedy, and Rebirth. For each plot, it provides examples from literature and film and outlines the typical plot points. It emphasizes that while these seven plots are distinct, there is also significant overlap between them and they reflect universal storytelling elements of a hero transforming from an initial state of lack to a final state of fulfillment. The document concludes with guiding writing prompts for students to analyze which plots are in their stories and ways to potentially improve their stories.
Gurdians of the galaxy case study fact fileEllieSchool123
This document analyzes the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy. It discusses the film's genre as both science fiction and comedy, with supernatural characters and advanced technology. The plot involves Peter Quill being abducted and later finding an orb with an infinity stone that Ronan wants to use for evil purposes. Key questions driving the plot include why the orb is valuable and what its powers are. The film was produced by Marvel Studios and had a large marketing campaign leading up to its release. The intended audience was seen as mainstream viewers, particularly teenagers, interested in Marvel films and fantasy/comedy genres.
This document summarizes Christopher Booker's theory of the seven basic plots in storytelling. It discusses each of the seven plots - overcoming the monster, rags to riches, the quest, voyage and return, comedy, tragedy, and rebirth. For each plot, it provides a synopsis and typical examples. It also discusses how all stories incorporate universal elements of a hero's journey from an initial state of lack to a final resolution or transformation. The document concludes with prompting students to identify which plot their own writing incorporates and to outline or write a scene for their story.
This document summarizes Christopher Booker's theory of the seven basic plots. It discusses each of the seven plots - Overcoming the Monster, Rags to Riches, The Quest, Voyage and Return, Comedy, Tragedy, and Rebirth. For each plot, it provides examples from literature and film and outlines the typical plot points and character arcs. It concludes by discussing how all stories incorporate elements from these basic plots and can be understood through the lens of the universal plot of a hero moving from a state of lack to completion or fulfillment.
Who Are The Nightstalkers? The elite unit that does what?Bob Mayer
Nightstalkers are the elite Special Ops unit that take care of the things that go bump in the night; and worse. They correct the mistakes of scientists. They’re also a little bit crazy and a long way outside the bell curve, and not necessarily on the good end.
In essence they are The Unit for Warehouse 13.
What are the conventions of the superhero genreArya93
Superheroes typically have superpowers that they use to fight crime and protect people from supervillains like the Joker for Batman. They usually have a secret identity with a costume and name to prevent their friends and family from being targeted. Common conventions include having extraordinary abilities and technology, being reluctant to kill, having a hidden base, and gaining their powers from a tragic past event or accident. They also typically have weaknesses like Kryptonite for Superman.
The document discusses how the Nation of Islam empowered black Americans during a time of oppression by using Islam as a symbol of beauty and power, in contrast to Christianity which was seen as a white man's religion, though the same faith has been accused of oppressing Muslim women by masking their beauty and freedom. It questions how two oppressed groups, black people and women, found such different outcomes from practicing Islam, and recognizes the need to differentiate between the Nation of Islam and other sects of the Islamic faith.
The document contains questions from a quiz on movies, books, TV shows and video games. It includes questions that can be answered with names like Maledictus, Luna Lovegood, Ready Player One, Nightmare on Elm Street, Jabba the Hut, and Riverrun. Other questions are about fictional places like Tatooine, Pandora, Neverland and Pallet Town. The questions test knowledge on characters, plots and references across popular culture.
The document discusses the characteristics of protagonists in detective fiction. It notes that early protagonists were often detectives, but later expanded to include other occupations like policemen or reporters. Regardless of occupation, protagonists typically embark on a journey of discovery to solve a mystery or recover something lost, facing dangers and challenges along the way requiring special skills or knowledge. This follows the archetype of heroes in classic mythology. The document then focuses on how hard-boiled protagonists, emerging in the early 20th century US, took on a more populist and pragmatic tone reflective of American frontier culture, speaking in plain language and displaying physical toughness.
Here are some key dystopian elements I found in The Giver and a potential thesis:
1. The community is highly structured and hierarchical, with citizens assigned roles. "It was Assignment Day." Everyone wears the same plain clothes.
2. Conformity is strictly enforced. Jonas notices differences but knows "it was not right to see more, or differently." Dissent is not tolerated.
3. Emotions are suppressed. Citizens take daily pills to blunt feelings. Memories are controlled by the Committee and Giver.
4. Constant surveillance through public address system and Assignment of labor. No sense of privacy.
5. Protagonist Jonas begins to question the strict rules of the community as he learns
This document provides a summary of key elements in the film Guardians of the Galaxy. It discusses the film's genre as both science fiction and comedy, focusing on genetically modified characters and futuristic technology. It outlines the film's plot based on the model of Todorov's stages. It identifies several key questions raised in the film. It also discusses the film's production details, intended audience, and representations of gender.
Gendering Hatsune Miku: Networked Gender and the Co-Construction of Identity ...Dominican University
This document discusses the gender identity of Hatsune Miku, a virtual pop star character. It notes that while Miku was programmed without an explicit gender, her feminine attributes and the discourse around her from both news media and fans reinforce her as a gendered female figure. The document analyzes Miku as an example of "networked gender" where identity is negotiated socially online. It concludes that Miku's gendered coding helps make her seem real to audiences, and suggests this could inform how human-like artificial agents are perceived.
Creativity, Connectivity and Community in Virtual World TelevisionDominican University
This document discusses virtual world television (VWTV) produced in Second Life. It defines VWTV as user-generated content recorded before live audiences or in the field, influenced by traditional TV genres. The document presents case studies of four Second Life VWTV producers, examining how Second Life facilitates creativity and connectivity while producers seek to build community. It compares VWTV to traditional TV, noting similarities in desires to connect, create, and commune, but differences due to Second Life's technological structures and lack of industry. The document argues VWTV is an example of how virtual worlds permit the transgression of traditional audience roles and power dynamics through user-generated production and distribution.
The Web 2.0 paradigm has brought more attention to the idea of Internet-based interactive television, where the audience is allowed and encouraged to participate in and interact with television production. This paper focused on virtual worlds as a Internet-based platform within which people experiment with how to produce such egalitarian television programming. For this paper, virtual worlds television is seen through the experiences of one virtual worlds entrepreneur, Pooky Amsterdam, and how she positions herself as a producer of virtual worlds television in relationship to the users or audiences of her shows. The analysis considered her comments on how she positioned herself against the traditional power dynamics of television broadcasting paradigms by positioning herself as an entrepreneur in a new(er) power dynamic. Thus, her positioning of herself relates to how she endorses the Web 2.0 paradigm as a user herself of virtual worlds technologies.
From the 2013 SCMS conference: I am here today to offer up some preliminary thoughts about approaching the study of how spectators engage with films. This presentation comes from an interest we have in trying to understand how spectators make sense of films and what leads to differences and similarities in the reception of the same film. In today’s presentation, I will address the cognitive and affective theoretical approaches to film spectatorship and reception that informed our approach, as well as the apparent lack of studying the actual reception processes. I will then outline the method that was designed to measure the moment-by-moment or minutia reception process, as well as discuss a pilot project to employ this method, and I will conclude with our thoughts for applications of this method.
1) Virtual world television (VWTV) is user-generated content produced by amateurs in virtual worlds like Second Life and recorded before live audiences.
2) Interviews with VWTV producers in Second Life highlighted the importance of connectivity with other professionals, creative freedom in the virtual world, and a sense of community.
3) While there are similarities to traditional television like the importance of connections and creativity, VWTV differs in allowing producers to realize their visions without limitations of the physical world and facilitating more interaction with audiences.
Men and their engagements with stereotypically feminine mediaDominican University
A more detailed analysis and discussion of a specific subset of interviews from my dissertation: men who engaged with media meant for women, and what led them to do so.
Once upon a time, Ms. Player got addicted...and survived to tell the taleDominican University
This is an experimental research paper relaying women's stories, gathered with Sense-Making Methodology interviews, of times they felt they were addicted to video games. My analysis, and thus the framing for this paper's "narrative", focuses on the dynamics of power in and around the women's lives during this period of addiction.
The metaphors of virtual worlds: How people make sense of a virtual world via...Dominican University
How do people make sense of a novel situation, such as engaging with a media product you've never used before? If that media product is a virtual world, then it appears people will make a bridge between the virtual and the physical -- by using metaphors to compare their experiences in the virtual world to those from the physical world.
This presentation from 2007 at Comic-Con's Comic Arts Conference features my theorization about the importance of fans in considering how to adapt a comic book or graphic novel to film.
This presentation was provided by Racquel Jemison, Ph.D., Christina MacLaughlin, Ph.D., and Paulomi Majumder. Ph.D., all of the American Chemical Society, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
Gender and Mental Health - Counselling and Family Therapy Applications and In...PsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
Temple of Asclepius in Thrace. Excavation resultsKrassimira Luka
The temple and the sanctuary around were dedicated to Asklepios Zmidrenus. This name has been known since 1875 when an inscription dedicated to him was discovered in Rome. The inscription is dated in 227 AD and was left by soldiers originating from the city of Philippopolis (modern Plovdiv).
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
8. What makes some characters superheroes, and others not? Do they all have to be from the United States? What do people outside of the United States think about superheroes?
12. American Superheroes Superhero Sanctioned Mission Super-power(s) Secret identity Code-name Costume motif Superman X X X X X Batman X X X X Wonder Woman X X X X X Green Lantern X X X X X The Flash X X X X X Green Arrow X X X X The Martian Manhunter X X X X Spider-Man X X X X X Iron Man X X X X X Wolverine X X X X X The Hulk X X X X Storm X X X X X Captain America X X X X Ghost Rider X X X X X Thor X X X Mr. Fantastic X X X X The Human Torch X X X X Punisher X X X X Hellboy X X X X The Shadow X X X X X Zorro X X X X
21. Would-Be, Could-Be Superheroes Superhero?? Sanctioned Mission Super-power(s) Secret identity Code-name Costume motif Ultraman X X X X X Kamen Rider 1 X X X X X Power Rangers X X X X X Gatchaman X X X X Sailor Moon X X X X X The Guyver X X X X NERV X X X Samurai Pizza Cats X X Mamoru Kusanagi X X X Pretty Girl Sammy X X X X X Witch Hunter Robin X X X X Card Capturer Sakura X X X The Knight Sabers X X X Vash the Stampede X X X X Voltron X X Astro Boy X X X Jesus X X X Hercules X X Robin Hood X X X Beowulf X James Bond X X X X
24. North America Canada: Captain Canuck, Fleur de Lys, Nelvana Argentina: El Eternauta Mexico: El Santo, Kaliman, Blue Demon
25. Europe France: Fantômas Italy: Diabolik, Zagor Spain: El Guerro del Antifaz, El Capitán Trueno United Kingdom: Tank Girl, James Bond, V, Judge Dredd, MarvelMan, Promethea, Sherlock Holmes
27. Asia Indonesia: Gundala, Gatotkaca, Garuda Putih China: The 108 Heroes of The Water Margin Japan: Volton, M.K.R., Akazukin Chacha, Saint Tail, Astro Boy, Godzilla, Saint Seiya, Biomen