28 | 2020
Affects et émotions numériques : matérialité(s) et instrumentalisation(s)
If research on digital affects are a matter of tension, this issue of the journal Communiquer intends to propose lines tense by the authors between different theoretical and methodological approaches for the analysis of digital affects and emotions. Following a conference at the 86th Congress of ACFAS (2018) and an issue published in Revue française des Sciences de l'Information et de la Communication (2017), this issue questions these tensions from original fields and corpus. The diversity of these fields, analyzed objects, methods, disciplinary fields and invited authors is part of a desire to exhibit the richness and potential of digital affects studies for communication. Taken as a whole, the presented articles allow the identification of the different components of affect et emotion.
Editor’s notes
Dossier coordonné par :
Camille Alloing, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Julien Pierre, Audencia Business School, France
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PrésentationThe Affective Shift in Digital Communication Research
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Emoticons: From Affects´ Meaning to Conversational Strategies
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Standardization and Differentiation in the Use of Emojis on Facebook: Observations from a Pedagogic Application for Undergraduate Students
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Can Data Visualization and Emotional Design be Combined?
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Immersive Journalism and Empathy: Emotion as Immediate Knowledge of Reality
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A Study of Emotional Capitalism on Mobile
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The Emotional Labor of Teenagers facing the Affective Web. The Example of Receiving Violent, Sexual and Hateful Images
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Playing with frameworks of experience. Scams and quarrels in video games
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Notes de lecture
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Note de lectureGajjala, R. (2019). Digital Diasporas: Labor and Affect in Gendered Indian Digital Publics. Londres, Royaume-Uni/New York, NY: Rowman & Littlefield International, Ltd. Book Review
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Note de lectureSampson, T., Maddison, S. et Ellis, D. (dir.). (2018). Affect and Social Media. Emotion, Mediation, Anxiety and Contagion. Londres: Rowman & Littlefield International. Book Review
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