This volume offers new perspectives on knowledge production through various forms of togetherness. Via diverse cases of collaboration in media studies, from methodological contemplations to on-the-field social practices, the book proposes reflections and inquiries around collective research, media, and action.
Introduction
Ch 1 Introduction: Doing and Being Together
Part I Doing Research Together?
Ch 2 Womens Radio History in Turkey: The Politics of Reflecting Together in Oral History Research
Ch 3 The Artists Book: Working Towards a Collaborative Methodology in Art and Design
Ch 4 Duo Autoethnographic Approach to Peer-to-Peer Collaboration in PhD Process?
Ch 5 Podcasting as a Methodological Tool for Research Conversations with Makers
Ch 6 Performance as a Way of Discovering Oneself within the Other?
Part II Doing Media Together?
Ch 7 Human Rights-Based Narratives of War: a Journalistic Tool for Promoting Human Rights
Ch 8 Digitally Mediating Cultural Trauma through Virtual Reality
Ch 9 'Alone Together': Reconnecting Death Strandings Broken Sense of Sociality?
Ch 10 Twitch Developers as a 'company-led community'
Part III Acting Together
Ch 11 From a Political Protest to an Art Exhibition: Collaboration and Dialogue through Artistic Research
Ch 12 Resonance in Intercultural Encounters: Mapping a Critical Perspective on Communication in Pluralised Docieties
Ch 13 Acting Together, Reflecting Together: Two Ethnographic Accounts of Jamaicas First pride event in 2015
Ch 14 RelÓ6