[PDF] Top 20 Playful embodiment: Body and identity performance on the Internet

... new Internet devices and their related prac- tices is that former chats, electronic forums, virtual communities, ...administering the collective ‘space’— had the same rights and chances ... See full document

... Concurrently, the overabundance of the image is accompanied by a reduction of our lead-with- ...restriction on the ecology of the image [3], in its policies of alteration and ... See full document

... that the very moment the Poet dubbed himself Nazim he was declaring his utter and complete identification with his art, as if nothing else in life could explain his ...nature. The Poet’s real ... See full document

... effects’ on so-called ‘mass ...centred on the activity of interpretation and clearly separated from ...Abercrombie and Longhurst’s notion of a ‘diffused audience’, that is, an audience ... See full document

... of the apparent spontaneity of the recording, there is no action without the camera: we are in front of a mediated experience of “playing”, which only makes whole sense when it is recorded and ... See full document

... in the British subcultures of the sixties and seventies, analysing their signifying material practices and ‘rituals’ as subversive forms through which to negotiate social identity ... See full document

... hypothesis, the concept of a critical mass could be applied to understanding ...neuro-networks. The very early computer – Turing’s machine demonstrated, that the result of operations depends ... See full document

... to the bus over lower-priority messages. Every message begins with the arbitration field, which identifies the message and determines its ...transmits the arbitration field, it listens ... See full document

... using the IP traces captured at the mobile subscriber ...reflects the sampling instant of the first octet in the RTP data ...packet. The instantaneous variation of the ... See full document

... along the creation of the games and after the piloting, it brought to the table other important factors to add to the role of the teacher, in order to grant success when ... See full document

... 3. The specific subject matter conditions the choice of frames. The diffe - rences in both subjects explain much of the divergence among the frames em - ployed: the dramatic ... See full document

... (2) and (3) show how speakers understand their variety as a hybrid ...(3), the linguistic system of Amestáu is understood as a balanced mixture of the two languages involved in the contact ... See full document

... about the relation of active commuting to BMI is inconsistent (Faulkner et ...3). The present inconsistency may be explained by the presence of different variables in the models ... See full document

... with the regulatory dimensions for professional basketball. The anthropometric evaluations were carried out in one session at ...skipping, and changes of rhythm, direction and speed. ... See full document

... as the products of inter-subjective acts of recognition, or indeed misrecognition – in other words, as the products of social interactions that either succeed or fail “to extend to people the respect ... See full document

... for the information processing capacities. The ability to process and propagate signals between nodes is for example affected by whether networks possess branching or loop-like features ...affects ... See full document

... groups, and protestors, and collaborate on tackling ...use the internet to establish better communications up and down their supply ...suppliers on ingredients and ... See full document

... − The Informational Revolution as a process that is producing post-industrial social elements (also called postmodern elements or postmodern ...from the industrial society into the information ... See full document

... 2. The early 1970s are often identified with the women’s lib (ribu) movement in Japan, and the late seventies with “feminism” ...of the parallels and differences between ... See full document

... tremble’ and trepetat’ ‘to quiver’ designate frequently repeated and relatively protracted tremors of low ...trembling and quivering, when accompanied by other convulsions of the entire ... See full document