Pauline van Romondt Vis
Department of Social Sciences
Loughborough University
Loughborough
Leicestershire LE11 3TU
England
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Email: P.J.C.Van-Romondt-Vis@lboro.ac.uk
Nationality: Dutch
Start Date: 1 October 2010
Status: Full Time
Academic Biography:
MSc. Communication Science, University of Amsterdam (2004)
MRes. Qualitative Research Methodology (Distinction), University of Amsterdam (2007)
Junior teacher, Department of Communication Science, University of Amsterdam 2006-2009
MSc. Cultural Sociology (Distinction), Loughborough University (2010)
Current Research:
For some time now, researchers within the social sciences have been taking up unconventional ways of gathering data or presenting their findings such as visual and performative methods. In this project I want to look at how and why researchers within the social sciences are using these unconventional methods and how this changes the way we look at the world around us and the field of the social sciences in particular.
Research Interests:
Qualitative research methodology
Popular Culture
Audience studies
Funding Body: Department of Social Sciences
Supervisors: Professor Sarah Pink and Professor Karen O’Reilly
Involvement in Department:
PhD Fight Club.
Liquid Lab.
Publications:
Duits, L. & Van Romondt Vis, P. (2009). Girls make sense: Girls, celebrities, and identities. European Journal of Cultural studies, 12(1), 41-58.
Van Zoonen, L., Müller, F., Alinejad, D., Dekker, M., Duits, L., van Romondt Vis, P. & Wittenberg, W. (2007). Dr. Phil meets the candidates. How family life produces political discussions. Critical Studies in Media Communication. 24(4), p. 322-339.
Conference Papers:
Van Zoonen, L. & Van Romondt Vis, P. (2010). Feminist Audiences revisited. London: paper gepresenteerd op de jaarlijks MECCSA Conference 2010.Duits, L. & Van Romondt Vis, P. (2005). Girls make sense: On the reception of celebrity representations. San Francisco: paper presented at the 57st Annual ICA Conference 2007.
Book Reviews:
Van Romondt Vis, P. (2009). Bookreview: Media Cultuur Identiteit. Actueel onderzoek naar media en maatschappij. Tijdschrift voor de Communicatiewetenschap, 3.
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