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Tag Archives: Sense-making

Adolescents, Media Use, and Identity Formation

April 29, 2013

A long time ago, when I first started graduate school, one of my primary research interests was the role the …

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The Whats, Hows and Whys of Film Spectatorship

March 25, 2013

Earlier this month, Christopher Olson and I presented at the 2013 SCMS conference work I started in my graduate school …

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Analyzing Obama’s 2012 Victory Speech

November 15, 2012

In the early hours of November 7th, 2012, Barack Obama took the stage at the McCormick Center in Chicago to …

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On Transgressing Audiencehood: Web 2.0, Interactivity, and Becoming What We’ve Always Been

October 20, 2012

I think I have now determined what my main research trajectory will be, and I wanted to take the opportunity …

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Virtual Worlds – Sense-making and Innovation

September 27, 2012

The team from the Virtual Worlds Research Group at Roskilde University in Denmark were filmed giving talks about their varied …

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The Whats versus Hows of Film Spectatorship

June 25, 2012

[What follows is a 2007 paper I wrote for a graduate level course on film studies.  It was this paper …

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Men and Their Engagements with Stereotypically Feminine Media

June 18, 2012

As I start ramping up for the introduction of Crossing the Gender Line, here is a report I did on …

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Making Sense of Entertainment in Virtual Worlds

May 25, 2012

In September of 2008, with the ink on my doctorate barely dry, I jumped a plane and landed in Denmark. …

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The Metaphors of Virtual Worlds

November 16, 2011

How do people make sense of a novel situation, such as engaging with a media product they’ve never used before? …

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Two Men and a Second Life

August 5, 2011

As I’ve mentioned elsewhere on this blog, I spent two years working on a post-doc research fellowship for the Virtual …

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