Domestication of Media and Technology.
Thomas. Berker
Bok Engelsk 2005 · Electronic books.
| Omfang | 1 online resource (271 pages)
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| Utgave | 1st ed.
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| Opplysninger | Front cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Author's biographies -- Chapter 01 Introduction -- What is domestication? -- Context and application -- Mathodology -- Introducing the book and its articles -- Outlook -- Notes -- References -- Part I Updating domestication: Theory and its history -- Chapter 02 What's home' got to do with it? -- The (much-advertised) 'death' of geography -- Mediated histories -- Technologies, contexts and traditions -- The domestication of TV -- New times and new formats -- Domesticating the future -- And now? De- domesticated/ing media? -- Note -- References -- Chapter 03 Domestication -- Doing technology - or not -- Reductionist approaches -- Consuming technologies - or domesticating them? -- A technology studies approach to domestication -- The successful construction of the Norwegian car -- Mobile phone morality -- Representing complexity -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 04 Domestication running wild -- A slice of life in my virtual household -- Domesticating the internet, unleashing domestication -- What is left? -- ... To the mores of a culture -- Post- scriptum -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 05 The triple articulation of ICTs. -- Text-context relationship -- The domestication concept -- Double articulation -- The double articulation concept -- The history of the concept -- The second articulation -- Double articulation, empirical research and methods -- The application of double articulation -- Methods -- Double articulation today -- Triple articulation? -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 06 Empirical studies using the domestication framework -- The 1990s domestication studies -- Household structure and dynamics -- The relationship between home and the outside world -- Cohort analysis: the influence of earlier life experiences -- The longer-term careers of ICTs -- Summary -- Notes.. - Domestication and small business research -- Relevance of small business setting -- Combining factor and actor approach -- Research set-up -- Domestication concept -- Domestication in micro enterprises -- Domestication process -- Moral economy -- Blurring of boundaries -- Trents in studies on information systems -- Conclusion: professional domestication in micro-enterprises -- Notes -- References -- Part III Outlook -- Chapter 12 Domestication domestication.Reflections on the life of a concept -- Origins -- The moral economy of the household -- Articulations -- Household and home -- Domestication today -- Domestication and morality -- References -- Index -- Back cover.. - References -- Part II Applying domestication: empirical work -- Chapter 07 Fitting the internet into our lives': -- Introduction -- The concept of domestication -- Dimensions of domestication -- Methodology -- Description of the courses -- Analysis of the domestication process -- Appropriation and conversion -- Objectification and incorporation -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 08 The blad guy just ate an orange. -- Boundary management: creating home and managing work -- Where is home? Towards a definition -- Moral economy of the household: from formal to personal economy -- Domestication: a conceptual frame work -- Home and work -- Domesticating the internet: Objactification and incorporation -- The domestic organization of work and leisure -- Conclusion: a domesticated internet? -- Appendix: participating househoulds -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 09 Making a 'home'. -- Introduction -- Socialogical accounts on family diversity and single parenthood -- Audience research on family media consumption and everyday life -- Methodology -- Analysis of the experiences of my informants -- Temporal and spatial constraints affecting media use -- Economic and temporal issues affecting entertainment choices and attitudes towards media -- Custody arrangements, family practices, and media consumption -- Negotiating media habits with the other parent -- Conclusion: negotiating media consumption and parenting -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 10 From cultural to information revolution. -- Consumerism in China -- Technology adoption in china -- Family values and communication -- Methodology -- ICTs in the urban Chinese household -- Routinization -- Reconfiguration -- Intermediation -- Social advancement -- Containment -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- Chapter 11 Domestication at work in small businesses -- Introduction.. - This book provides an overview of a key concept in media and technology studies: domestication. Theories around domestication shed light upon the process in which a technology changes its status from outrageous novelty to an aspect of everyday life which is taken for granted. The contributors collect past, current and future applications of the concept of domestication, critically reflect on its theoretical legacy, and offer comments about further development. The first part of Domestication of Media and Technology provides an overview of the conceptual development and theory of domestication. In the second part of the book, contributors look at a diverse range of empirical studies that use the domestication approach to examine the dynamics between users and technologies.
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| ISBN | 9780335224258
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