The Routledge Handbook of Mobile Socialities

ISBN-13: 9780367543976 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 338 str.

Annette Hill; Maren Hartman; Magnus Andersson

Opis

This is a state-of-the-art survey of an emerging area of study in media, communication and cultural studies, mobility studies and mobile communications.

Spis treści

1. Introduction: Mobile Socialities ; Part I: Understanding Mobile Socialities ; Introduction Part I ; 2. Mobile Socialities: Communities, Mobilities and Boundaries ; 3. Media and mood work: Routines, daydreams and micro-moves ; 4. Investigating "Communities of Co-Movers": Motricity, spatiality and sequentiality in social life ; 5. Sociality on the Move ; Part II: Valuing Mobile Socialities ; Introduction Part II ; 6. Anchoring narratives: Placing narrative in dialogue with the mobile socialities framework ; 7. Dating app logic and geo-enabled mobile socialities ; 8. Representing mobile socialities in the Sino-Japanese Context: A keyword approach ; 9. Digitizing Desires: Immobile mobility and social media in Southeast Turkey ; 10. Mobile socialites in Beijing: Young adult Chinese WeChat users’ management of social relations between tradition and modernity ; Part III: Working With Mobile Socialities ; Introduction Part III ; 11. The Sociality of #Solotravel ; 12. Time for representation: Mediating the moment in a mobile space ; 13. The food courier and his/her mobile phone ; 14. On Day Laborers’ Digital Mobile Memories ; 15. From social media to media socialities in mobile work: Aspiration in the cases of Australian mining and Everest tourism industries ; 16. Workaway: cultivating conviviality within mobility, sociality and daily living ; Part IV: Contrary Mobile Socialities ; Introduction Part IV ; 17. I can’t breathe: Metabolising (im)mobile antisocialities ; 18. Mobile figures in current times: on the Walz ; 19. Transported Immobility ; 20. Immobile Socialities? Historicising Media Practices in Refugee Camps ; 21. Socialities of practice: Stuckedness, accountability and mobile imaginaries among Kenyan migrant fisherpeople descendants