Stories in social organization
Journal Title: Journal of Comparative Research in Anthropology and Sociology - Year 2014, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
Editor’s introduction to the Themed Issue
Authors and Affiliations
Alexandra Georgakopoulou
Editor’s introduction to the Themed Issue
Alexandra Georgakopoulou
Fansubbers. The case of the Czech Republic and Poland
The paper presents a comparative analysis of Czech and Polish “fansubbers.” Fansubbers (also referred to as subtitlers) is a general term, which describes people who create subtitles for foreign language movies and TV se...
The watermelon
This semi-fictional short story departs from the epistemological premise that knowledge on feelings should be explored in the complex accumulation of people’s transformative lives and locates these experiences in a dynam...
Making sense of gender from digital game play in three-year-old children’s everyday lives: An ethnographic case study
This study explores very young children performing and talking about game characters in their everyday life. In this study, young children’s digital game play is considered as a hybrid and complex site for the children t...
(Re)telling a dog story from Newfoundland: Voice, alterity and the art of ethnographic description
This paper addresses the question of how and why we (anthropologists and sociologists) tell stories of real people doing real stuff. It will consider this question by reflecting on three versions of a story that I have c...
Introduction: Life in the Web
The article serves as an introduction to the current journal issue on Online Lives. It discusses and connects the research papers here under three different rubrics: the hopes and fears raised by a world where informatio...