Collaboration in Media Studies: Doing and Being Together

Contents
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: Doing and being together • Begüm Irmak, Can Koçak, Onur Sesigür and Nazan Haydari
Part I: Doing research together
	2 Women’s radio history in Turkey: The politics of reflecting together in oral history research • Nazan Haydari, Özden Çankaya and Cem Hakverdi
	3 The artist’s book: Working towards a collaborative methodology in art and design • Melike Özmen
	4 Duo autoethnographic approach to peer-to-peer collaboration in PhD process • Begüm Irmak and Ayça Ulutaş
	5 Podcasting as a methodological tool for research conversations with makers • Nurgül Yardım Meriçliler
	6 Performance as a way of discovering oneself within the other • Can Koçak
Part II: Doing media together
	7 Human rights-based narratives of war: A journalistic tool for promoting human rights • Athina Simatou
	8 Digitally mediating cultural trauma through virtual reality • Eleni Pnevmatikou and Angeliki Gazi
	9 ‘Alone together’: Reconnecting death stranding’s broken sense of sociality • Onur Sesigür
	10 Twitch Developers as a ‘company-led community’ • Sarper Durmuş
Part III: Acting together
	11 From a political protest to an art exhibition: Collaboration and dialogue through artistic research • Işıl Eğrikavuk
	12 Resonance in intercultural encounters: Mapping a critical perspective on communication in pluralised societies • Theresa Klinglmayr
	13 Acting together, reflecting together: Two ethnographic accounts of Jamaica’s first ‘pride event’ in 2015 • David Lowis and Simone Kimberly Harris
	14 Reflections on teaching the ethics of digital communication technologies • Yusuf Yüksekdağ
	15 Transmedia charity initiatives in Turkey: The case of Adım Adım • Dilek Gürsoy
Index