传播学研究和大数据:总是很奇怪

Q3 Social Sciences
D. Scott, Joshua Casmir Catalano, Christa A. Smith
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摘要

摘要“大数据”既不统一也不稳定,反而为进一步探索奇怪的方法提供了机会。传播学学者特别适合从事这一发展中的领域。这篇文章描述了一个正在进行的合作研究项目,该项目使用人工智能来检查公众对东南部一所大型大学校园纪念碑和纪念馆的参与情况。这场关于正在进行的大数据研究项目的讨论,是传播学、公共历史/数字人文学科和地理学学者之间的合作,体现了传播研究与酷儿方法新兴讨论的一致性,我们认为传播研究已经是而且长期以来都是一个酷儿项目。
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Communication studies research and big data: always already queer
ABSTRACT “Big data” is neither unified nor stable, but instead offers opportunities for further exploration of queer methods. Communication studies scholars are particularly well suited to engage in this developing area. The potentials are illustrated in this article's description of an in-progress collaborative research project using artificial intelligence to examine public engagement with campus monuments and memorials at a large southeastern university. This discussion of an in-progress big-data research project, a collaboration between scholars of communication, public history/digital humanities, and geography, exemplifies the alignment of communication studies and emerging discussions in queer methods to a degree that we argue communication studies already is and has long been a queer project.
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Review of Communication
Review of Communication Social Sciences-Communication
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