Titlebook: Agency and Media Reception; Experiencing Video G Susanne Eichner Book 2014 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2014 Agency.Involvement.Media rece

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Agency and Media Reception978-3-658-04673-6Series ISSN 2524-3047 Series E-ISSN 2524-3055

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The Effects of Timbre on Voice Interactionernative, more adequate approach that substitutes aspects of interactivity. That is not to say that interactivity is a dispensable factor, but as a concept it has been linked repeatedly to mediality, disregarding the user’s activities. Moreover, interactivity is a term charged with ideologies, and o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35939-2 linked to a certain medium or to a specific mediality. It is conceptualized as a mode of reception that represents a process of communication, interaction and meaning making between audience and text. This form of nonspecificality in terms of media necessitates an interdisciplinary perspective on m

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The Effects of Timbre on Voice Interactionial and identity constituting capability of performing as influential beings in this world and having outlined and explicated the various concepts of media reception and appropriation that are related to agency, there is enough evidence that agency is a cross-media overarching and comprehensive way

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Chew Kien Ming,Jeffery Yeow Teh Thirycy that relies on the expertise of others (proxy), and agency that occurs when following a shared goal, combining efforts (collective). Personal, proxy and collective agency have been adopted by game studies to cover the different social situations and constellations in which agency occurs (Carr et

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Wen Ting Fang,Po-Hsien Lin,Rungtai Linaesthetic premises. This assumes that structural as well as aesthetic aspects pre-structure the processes of reception and appropriation, while not fully determining or controlling those processes. Following the conventions of reception aesthetics I will conduct formal/ aesthetic textual analyses th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57931-3y is not only at the heart of social action theory, but also fundamental to pragmatism, object-related approaches to social action, psychology, and certain strands of anthropology. Due to the internationalization of research and the popularity of ., such as Actor-Network Theories and the like, ., as