P David Marshall
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 704284 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P David Marshall |
| NOMBRES | P David |
| APELLIDO | Marshall |
| FIRMA | MARSHALL P D |
| AFILIACIONES | Deakin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0418-4447 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 221 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Live and learn”
This study examines the discursive (re)production of music celebrity as artist celebrification. The intrapersonal and interpersonal challenges related to celebrity demonstrate a need for a deeper investigation of celebrity production. Finnish popular music artists are interviewed to understand their perceptions of celebrification in professional relationships with managers, publicists, and A&Rs. Using relational dialectics theory and contrapuntal…
Marc Maron
Audio
Like fire, radio waves are a natural, physical phenomenon. Like fire, humans have learned to control radio waves for our own purposes. Human civilisation itself may be predicated on our ability to conceive of and control sound in extraordinarily complex ways within our own bodies – a development that gave rise to rich oral cultures the world over and facilitated our ability to cooperate within and beyond our immediate social groups. In turn, radi…
The influencer in the age of climate change
In the age of climate change, the Instagram influencer is still a popular role model for ways to navigate the modern world, and they present us with their visual practices of self-presentation as well as their activism, lifestyle, and business model. However, conspicuous consumption – once a hallmark of success – is now being challenged, and perhaps a paradigm shift is building with the new breed of climate influencers with engaged expertise and …
Situating Emotion In Digital Culture
This introduction to this issue works to map how emotion is situated in contemporary digital culture. It is derived from an international online symposium led by the authors and including leading scholars in this area of study and investigation from more than 5 countries in November 2021. The article works to identify and summarise the material generated by each of the scholars and further links it to the complex domain of persona and digital per…
Athlete activism
Highly mediated, mega-sporting events provide opportunities for elite athletes to use their prominent status to elicit social change. However, with expectations and policies in place to regulate behaviour that prevents athletes from making political statements, athlete activists face risks. An examination of the 2018 Commonwealth Games highlighted two athletes who used their personal reputation whilst at this highly mediated global sporting event…
The Presentation of the Pictogrammic “Self” and Persona
This article focuses on the history of emoji. From the identifiable smiley face from the 1960s and 1970s to the computer and early Internet culture of using emoticons, it describes how this form of communication filled certain gaps in our structure of conveying sentiment and feeling and works at the construction of a constructed persona of the self in contemporary culture. Connected to this study is the historical connection to pictograms and cha…
Studying WeChat Official Accounts with novel 'backend-in' and 'traceback' methods
The paper presents a methodology to understand WeChat Official Accounts (WOAs) from their backend to their frontend, and from tracing the platform's history to its present. Our 'Backend-in method' proposes to study platform governance in the meso - between macro political economic concerns and the micro (and usually mobile) user-interface mediation. It shows how including backend platform media practices deepen ethnographic understandings of plat…
Correlating affect and emotion
Over the last 25 years, major research in media and cultural studies has investigated the play of affect in our cultures. 'Affect', as a term derived from its neurophysiological and psychological origins, defines the particular movement of feeling from sensation to its attribution as an identifiable emotion. This article explores the way that 'affect' to emotion is being curated online by users particularly of social media as they learn to struct…
The commodified celebrity-self
This article looks at the emerging comfortability with how selling the self has become normalized transnationally. Commodifying the self has been the natural province of celebrities: they use their visibility for their own ends, but also to draw attention to particular issues that are beyond their celebrity value. These activities represent a form of agency and a means of effecting change and a technique to draw collective attention and action to…
Afterword
Melinda Hinkson [MH]:The Global Digital Publics Network (GDPN) was formed at Deakin University in mid-2017 to bring together people who were broadly working on digital mediation. As its founding co
Honorary degrees for celebrities
The conferring of an honorary degree on an entertainment celebrity has become an increasingly regular and routine practice, a symptom of how readily the value and capital accumulated in entertainment industries can be converted into value in another field like academia. In this paper, we argue that the celebrity persona is a crucial factor in easing what Driessens has called ‘the exchange rate’ of such movements across fields of activity. As a ca…
Introduction
Scholarship and academic enquiry are complex entities. Individuals sequester themselves to complete their projects, publications, and manuscripts, and this solo activity can make us collectively think that the ivory tower of academic life is real. But the real hub of research, and its genuine success, is built from the process of exchange: conversations, discussions, engagements, re-readings and – building from this activity – amendments and inte…
Celebrity, Politics, and New Media
Productive consumption
Productive consumption has been used in economic literature to describe the movement of value to activity that occurs after what we would normally think of as consumption. This essay argues that productive consumption is a useful way to describe the movement of cultural commodities and their proliferation of value beyond consumption by understanding any cultural form is dependent on a co-creation of value by both the artist and the artist’s audie…
Contemporary Publics
If the twentieth century has been dominated by discussions of the public, public life, and the public sphere, Contemporary Publics argues that, in the twenty-first century, we must complicate the sing
Person, Persona
Person and persona are presented as conceptually at opposite ends of a spectrum. Person describes the internal dimensions of the self, while persona identifies the external and public presentations of the self. The entry explores these ideas of person and public persona and their theoretical origins in media and communication research, and how they are challenged and shifted by the way various communication technologies are used and deployed in c…
Political Persona 2016 - An Introduction
It seems politics invades everything. We can rarely think of any activity, any building, any human-to-human interaction and not see some political dimension infiltrating and shaping it. And this very interpretation, in its language of invasion and infiltration, implies that politics’ ubiquity is not necessarily a wanted accomplice in our human world. Nonetheless, its presence is expected, its strategic intentions acknowledged and negotiated. What…
Contemporary Publics
Contemporary Publics
A Companion to Celebrity
n\t\t\t\t\tCompanion to Celebrity presents a multi-disciplinary collection of original essays that explore myriad issues relating to the origins, evolution, and current trends in the field of celebrity studies. Offers a detailed, systematic, and clear presentation of all aspects of celebrity studies, with a structure that carefully build its enquiry Draws on the latest scholarly developments in celebrity analyses Presents new and provocative ways…
Companion to Celebrity
Situating Public Intellectuals
The concept of the public intellectual has always been a somewhat contested term. This article serves as both an introduction to the debates around what it constitutes and an entry point into how the new media environment is producing a different configuration of the public intellectual. Through key thinkers who have addressed the idea of the public intellectual internationally and those who have focused on the Australian context, this essay posi…
Understanding the Emerging Contemporary Public Intellectual
At its core, the power of the public intellectual is the capacity to make ideas move through a culture. This article looks at what kind of academic persona - that is, what kind of public self whose original status comes from intellectual work and thinking - navigates effectively through online culture and communicates ideas in the contemporary moment. Part of the article reports on a research project that has studied academic personas online and …
Real/reel politics and popular culture
The intersection of film culture and politics is both intriguing and varied. Certain film actors embody political stances within their film roles. This embodiment of a position is expressed through the film’s political message and the characterisation of the actor in the film, but just as importantly in the meta-story of engagement and involvement that the actor has had in bringing the story to the screen. The intensity of this form of investment…
The promotion and presentation of the self
This article explores how the celebrity discourse of the self both presages and works as a pedagogical tool for the burgeoning world of presentational media and its users that is now an elemental part of new media culture. What is often understood as social media via social network sites is also a form of presentation of the self and produces this new hybrid among the personal, interpersonal and the mediated – what I am calling 'presentational me…
Persona studies
Celebrity has developed into a particularly powerful and pervasive trope for contemporary culture. It works at organising what we perceive as significant and this is made evident through its permeation of what constitutes news. Similarly, celebrity has been well documented in terms of its capacity to shape our entertainment: stardom is at least one of the cultural economies in which our stories and fictions are selected or read and recreated in p…
Persona as method
Researching persona is a study in the production, dissemination and exchange of public identity. One starting point in the process is to look at the production of the presentation of the self online, which allows for a particularly valuable way of exploring celebrity and public personalities. In order to advance on this point, this article examines three emerging and complementary methods of persona studies that work to capture different elements…
Celebrity, Politics, and New Media
The commodified celebrity-self
This article looks at the emerging comfortability with how selling the self has become normalized transnationally. Commodifying the self has been the natural province of celebrities: they use their visibility for their own ends, but also to draw attention to particular issues that are beyond their celebrity value. These activities represent a form of agency and a means of effecting change and a technique to draw collective attention and action to…
The Specular Economy
Parental Attachment and gender-role identity
Studying WeChat Official Accounts with novel 'backend-in' and 'traceback' methods
The paper presents a methodology to understand WeChat Official Accounts (WOAs) from their backend to their frontend, and from tracing the platform's history to its present. Our 'Backend-in method' proposes to study platform governance in the meso - between macro political economic concerns and the micro (and usually mobile) user-interface mediation. It shows how including backend platform media practices deepen ethnographic understandings of plat…
Honorary degrees for celebrities
The conferring of an honorary degree on an entertainment celebrity has become an increasingly regular and routine practice, a symptom of how readily the value and capital accumulated in entertainment industries can be converted into value in another field like academia. In this paper, we argue that the celebrity persona is a crucial factor in easing what Driessens has called ‘the exchange rate’ of such movements across fields of activity. As a ca…
Personifying agency
Additional informationNotes on contributorsP. David MarshallProfessor Marshall holds a personal chair in new media, communication and cultural studies at Deakin University. He is the author of many books on celebrity, new media and popular culture. His current research focuses on developing persona studies
Promotional Desires
For a variety of reasons, the traditional popular or 'mass' media have attempted to position themselves on the Internet through the establishment of often elaborate Websites, The potential future delivery of film, television and radio through the Internet represents a serious challenge to the continued viability of media companies and their vested modes of delivery and exhibition. Their Internet sites represent their reaction to a possible comput…
Introduction to Communication Studies (Second Edition)
The influencer in the age of climate change
In the age of climate change, the Instagram influencer is still a popular role model for ways to navigate the modern world, and they present us with their visual practices of self-presentation as well as their activism, lifestyle, and business model. However, conspicuous consumption – once a hallmark of success – is now being challenged, and perhaps a paradigm shift is building with the new breed of climate influencers with engaged expertise and …
Correlating affect and emotion
Over the last 25 years, major research in media and cultural studies has investigated the play of affect in our cultures. 'Affect', as a term derived from its neurophysiological and psychological origins, defines the particular movement of feeling from sensation to its attribution as an identifiable emotion. This article explores the way that 'affect' to emotion is being curated online by users particularly of social media as they learn to struct…
Productive consumption
Productive consumption has been used in economic literature to describe the movement of value to activity that occurs after what we would normally think of as consumption. This essay argues that productive consumption is a useful way to describe the movement of cultural commodities and their proliferation of value beyond consumption by understanding any cultural form is dependent on a co-creation of value by both the artist and the artist’s audie…
Situating Public Intellectuals
The concept of the public intellectual has always been a somewhat contested term. This article serves as both an introduction to the debates around what it constitutes and an entry point into how the new media environment is producing a different configuration of the public intellectual. Through key thinkers who have addressed the idea of the public intellectual internationally and those who have focused on the Australian context, this essay posi…
Understanding the Emerging Contemporary Public Intellectual
At its core, the power of the public intellectual is the capacity to make ideas move through a culture. This article looks at what kind of academic persona - that is, what kind of public self whose original status comes from intellectual work and thinking - navigates effectively through online culture and communicates ideas in the contemporary moment. Part of the article reports on a research project that has studied academic personas online and …
Real/reel politics and popular culture
The intersection of film culture and politics is both intriguing and varied. Certain film actors embody political stances within their film roles. This embodiment of a position is expressed through the film’s political message and the characterisation of the actor in the film, but just as importantly in the meta-story of engagement and involvement that the actor has had in bringing the story to the screen. The intensity of this form of investment…
Some cautionary notes regarding the use of aggregated scores as a measure of behavioral stability
Some cautionary notes regarding the use of aggregated scores as a measure of behavioral stability
Introduction to Communication Studies (Second Edition)
Parental Attachment and gender-role identity
Promotional Desires
For a variety of reasons, the traditional popular or 'mass' media have attempted to position themselves on the Internet through the establishment of often elaborate Websites, The potential future delivery of film, television and radio through the Internet represents a serious challenge to the continued viability of media companies and their vested modes of delivery and exhibition. Their Internet sites represent their reaction to a possible comput…
The Notorious as Cultural Signposts
The Mediation is the Message
McLuhan has enjoyed a resurgence in credibility through his rise with the Wired generation. This article identifies that McLuhan's major value is not so much contained in his aphorisms, but directly related to the way he was mediated and disseminated into the cultural consciousness. Thematically. McLuhan's mediation can be grouped around three valuable elements that are worth celebrating: his endeavour to operate at the level of the universal; hi…
Perceived Mood, Health, and Burden in Female Mexican American Family Cancer Caregivers
Female family caregivers of various global cultures provide basic care in health, social, emotional, and financial domains for family members with cancer and may sacrifice their own health to do so. To learn about role-related mood, health status self-perceptions, and burden of one cultural group, we used qualitative and quantitative approaches to study 34 Mexican American (MA) women who provided care for an ill family member with cancer. We repo…
Understanding Children as Consumers
What drives children as consumers? How do advertising campaigns and branding effect children and young people? How do children themselves understand and evaluate these influences? The contributors to this collection take up the evaluation of the child as an active consumer and offer a valuable rethinking of discussions on the subject
The promotion and presentation of the self
This article explores how the celebrity discourse of the self both presages and works as a pedagogical tool for the burgeoning world of presentational media and its users that is now an elemental part of new media culture. What is often understood as social media via social network sites is also a form of presentation of the self and produces this new hybrid among the personal, interpersonal and the mediated – what I am calling 'presentational me…
The Specular Economy
The academic online
This paper explores the way individuals are part of the prestige economy generated by universities as institutions. It explores how the construction of online identities or persona is now an essential activity for the academic both from the perspective of university value and individual/career value. Five distinct types of academic persona are explored primarily through academics working in digital communication areas; through these cases and exa…
Persona studies
Celebrity has developed into a particularly powerful and pervasive trope for contemporary culture. It works at organising what we perceive as significant and this is made evident through its permeation of what constitutes news. Similarly, celebrity has been well documented in terms of its capacity to shape our entertainment: stardom is at least one of the cultural economies in which our stories and fictions are selected or read and recreated in p…
Personifying agency
Additional informationNotes on contributorsP. David MarshallProfessor Marshall holds a personal chair in new media, communication and cultural studies at Deakin University. He is the author of many books on celebrity, new media and popular culture. His current research focuses on developing persona studies
Celebrity and Power
A Companion to Celebrity
n\t\t\t\t\tCompanion to Celebrity presents a multi-disciplinary collection of original essays that explore myriad issues relating to the origins, evolution, and current trends in the field of celebrity studies. Offers a detailed, systematic, and clear presentation of all aspects of celebrity studies, with a structure that carefully build its enquiry Draws on the latest scholarly developments in celebrity analyses Presents new and provocative ways…
Companion to Celebrity
Situating Public Intellectuals
The concept of the public intellectual has always been a somewhat contested term. This article serves as both an introduction to the debates around what it constitutes and an entry point into how the new media environment is producing a different configuration of the public intellectual. Through key thinkers who have addressed the idea of the public intellectual internationally and those who have focused on the Australian context, this essay posi…
Understanding the Emerging Contemporary Public Intellectual
At its core, the power of the public intellectual is the capacity to make ideas move through a culture. This article looks at what kind of academic persona - that is, what kind of public self whose original status comes from intellectual work and thinking - navigates effectively through online culture and communicates ideas in the contemporary moment. Part of the article reports on a research project that has studied academic personas online and …
Real/reel politics and popular culture
The intersection of film culture and politics is both intriguing and varied. Certain film actors embody political stances within their film roles. This embodiment of a position is expressed through the film’s political message and the characterisation of the actor in the film, but just as importantly in the meta-story of engagement and involvement that the actor has had in bringing the story to the screen. The intensity of this form of investment…
Persona as method
Researching persona is a study in the production, dissemination and exchange of public identity. One starting point in the process is to look at the production of the presentation of the self online, which allows for a particularly valuable way of exploring celebrity and public personalities. In order to advance on this point, this article examines three emerging and complementary methods of persona studies that work to capture different elements…
Contemporary Publics
If the twentieth century has been dominated by discussions of the public, public life, and the public sphere, Contemporary Publics argues that, in the twenty-first century, we must complicate the sing
Person, Persona
Person and persona are presented as conceptually at opposite ends of a spectrum. Person describes the internal dimensions of the self, while persona identifies the external and public presentations of the self. The entry explores these ideas of person and public persona and their theoretical origins in media and communication research, and how they are challenged and shifted by the way various communication technologies are used and deployed in c…
Political Persona 2016 - An Introduction
It seems politics invades everything. We can rarely think of any activity, any building, any human-to-human interaction and not see some political dimension infiltrating and shaping it. And this very interpretation, in its language of invasion and infiltration, implies that politics’ ubiquity is not necessarily a wanted accomplice in our human world. Nonetheless, its presence is expected, its strategic intentions acknowledged and negotiated. What…
Contemporary Publics
Contemporary Publics
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