Johanna Uotinen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3787327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johanna Uotinen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johanna |
| FAMILY NAME | Uotinen |
| SIGNATURE | UOTINEN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Joensuu, Finland, |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Autoethnography in Media Studies: Digitalization of Television in Finland, or Carrying Home Cardboard Boxes
This chapter discusses the possibilities and limits of autoethnography for media studies. As an example, I use my own technological experiences with television as it relates to the digitalization process of television broadcasting that occurred in Finland. The chapter demonstrates how autoethnography makes it possible to study media‐related everyday practices that are difficult to research with other methods, as these practices have become invisi…
Senses, Bodily Knowledge, and Autoethnography: Unbeknown Knowledge From an ICU Experience
In this article, I discuss the possibilities and limits of bodily knowledge for research. The text is based on my personal experiences as a patient in an intensive care unit (ICU). It seems that through my senses I unconsciously gained knowledge of the time I spent in the ICU. To describe this specific form of bodily knowledge, I introduce the concept of "unbeknown" knowledge, and suggest that autoethnography is a useful method for analyzing this…
Digital Television and the Machine That Goes “Ping!”: Autoethnography as a Method for Cultural Studies of Technology
In this article, the author discusses the possibilities, limits and conditions of autoethnography for gender‐sensitive cultural studies of technology. As examples, the author uses her own technological experiences with digital television and a certain technological health device. First, the author gives a brief introduction to the starting points of the study: cultural studies of technology and gender as well as autoethnography. The author then m…
Involvement in (the Information) Society - The Joensuu Community Resource Centre Netcafé
Finland is said to be at the forefront of information society development. However, the rhetoric has been deterministic, presenting an inevitable phenomenon to which all citizens have to adapt. There has been a tendency to ignore all social, regional and local differences. The province of North Karelia aspires to be a more citizen-oriented information society. The Joensuu Community Resource Centre (CRC) Netcafé is a place which provides the oppor…
Senses, Bodily Knowledge, and Autoethnography: Unbeknown Knowledge From an ICU Experience
In this article, I discuss the possibilities and limits of bodily knowledge for research. The text is based on my personal experiences as a patient in an intensive care unit (ICU). It seems that through my senses I unconsciously gained knowledge of the time I spent in the ICU. To describe this specific form of bodily knowledge, I introduce the concept of "unbeknown" knowledge, and suggest that autoethnography is a useful method for analyzing this…
Involvement in (the Information) Society - The Joensuu Community Resource Centre Netcafé
Finland is said to be at the forefront of information society development. However, the rhetoric has been deterministic, presenting an inevitable phenomenon to which all citizens have to adapt. There has been a tendency to ignore all social, regional and local differences. The province of North Karelia aspires to be a more citizen-oriented information society. The Joensuu Community Resource Centre (CRC) Netcafé is a place which provides the oppor…
Involvement in (the Information) Society - The Joensuu Community Resource Centre Netcafé
Finland is said to be at the forefront of information society development. However, the rhetoric has been deterministic, presenting an inevitable phenomenon to which all citizens have to adapt. There has been a tendency to ignore all social, regional and local differences. The province of North Karelia aspires to be a more citizen-oriented information society. The Joensuu Community Resource Centre (CRC) Netcafé is a place which provides the oppor…
Digital Television and the Machine That Goes “Ping!”: Autoethnography as a Method for Cultural Studies of Technology
In this article, the author discusses the possibilities, limits and conditions of autoethnography for gender‐sensitive cultural studies of technology. As examples, the author uses her own technological experiences with digital television and a certain technological health device. First, the author gives a brief introduction to the starting points of the study: cultural studies of technology and gender as well as autoethnography. The author then m…
Senses, Bodily Knowledge, and Autoethnography: Unbeknown Knowledge From an ICU Experience
In this article, I discuss the possibilities and limits of bodily knowledge for research. The text is based on my personal experiences as a patient in an intensive care unit (ICU). It seems that through my senses I unconsciously gained knowledge of the time I spent in the ICU. To describe this specific form of bodily knowledge, I introduce the concept of "unbeknown" knowledge, and suggest that autoethnography is a useful method for analyzing this…
Autoethnography in Media Studies: Digitalization of Television in Finland, or Carrying Home Cardboard Boxes
This chapter discusses the possibilities and limits of autoethnography for media studies. As an example, I use my own technological experiences with television as it relates to the digitalization process of television broadcasting that occurred in Finland. The chapter demonstrates how autoethnography makes it possible to study media‐related everyday practices that are difficult to research with other methods, as these practices have become invisi…
Computer Science (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Autoethnography (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Everyday life (2 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (2 works) · Media studies (2 works)