3-0745 THE CONFLUENCE OF VIRTUAL AND REAL: TIDEMARKS OF CHANGE IN THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL LIFE

Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Karen L Michaelson (Tincan)

Chairs: Karen L Michaelson (Tincan)

13:45

Technology Redefining Relationships In Space and Place: What Happens In Second Life Stays In Second Life

Cheryl Hansen (California State University, Fullerton)

14:00

World of Jobcraft: An Alternate Reality Game As a Meme for the Cultural and Economic Dynamics of Employment

Karen L Michaelson (Tincan)

14:15

The Data Tide Is High and We're Holding On...to Our Mobile Phones

Sally A Applin (University of Kent, Canterbury, UK - Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing) and Michael D Fischer (University of Kent)

14:30

A Song for a Squib: The Blurring of the Online and Offline

Jennifer Terrell (Indiana University)

14:45

“We’re Just Happy to Be Doin’ Good Works”: Fictional Characters, Narrative Ethics, and the Real-World Charities They Inspire

Suellen R Regonini (University of Tampa and University of South Florida)

15:00

We Are Meant to Pulse

Denice J Szafran (SUNY Geneseo)

15:15

discussion

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