Collaboration in Media Studies: Doing and Being Together (Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies)

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Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: Doing and Being Together
Part I: Doing Research Together
	2 Women’s Radio History in Turkey: The Politics of Reflecting Together in Oral History Research
	3 The Artist’s Book: Working Towards a Collaborative Methodology in Art and Design
	4 Duo Autoethnographic Approach to Peer-to-Peer Collaboration in PhD Process
	5 Podcasting as a Methodological Tool for Research Conversations With Makers
	6 Performance as a Way of Discovering Oneself Within the Other
Part II: Doing Media Together
	7 Human Rights-Based Narratives of War: A Journalistic Tool for Promoting Human Rights
	8 Digitally Mediating Cultural Trauma Through Virtual Reality
	9 ‘Alone Together’: Reconnecting Death Stranding’s Broken Sense of Sociality
	10 Twitch Developers as a ‘Company-led Community’
Part III: Acting Together
	11 From a Political Protest to an Art Exhibition: Collaboration and Dialogue Through Artistic Research
	12 Resonance in Intercultural Encounters: Mapping a Critical Perspective on Communication in Pluralised Societies
	13 Acting Together, Reflecting Together: Two Ethnographic Accounts of Jamaica’s First ‘Pride Event’ in 2015
	14 Reflections on Teaching the Ethics of Digital Communication Technologies
	15 Transmedia Charity Initiatives in Turkey: The Case of Adım Adım
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