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Preface to issue 3 by Barbour, Kim

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Domesticity and Persona by Barbour, Kim, Humphrey, Michael

“…Because personas are performances of identity, strategically enacted for an immediate or imagined audience, the study of personas to date has concentrated on…”
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Sharing #home on instagram by Barbour, Kim, Heise, Lydia

“…The term 'home' can mean many things. Indeed, the contested nature of the term has caused some scholars simply to dismiss it as useless. However, homes have an…”
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2021 online conference: Diversifying persona studies online international conference and special issue by Barbour, Kim, Lee, Katja, Moore, Christopher

“…The online conference does not and cannot replicate the flow and feel of a face-to-face experience; instead, it offers something new.We saw the timing and the…”
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Introduction: International conference special issue by Marshall, P. David, Barbour, Kim

“…Scholarship and academic enquiry are complex entities. Individuals sequester themselves to complete their projects, publications, and manuscripts, and this…”
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Performing the networks of domestic and public persona by Moore, Christopher, Barbour, Kim

“…In this preamble to the newest collection of contributions to Persona Studies, we draw on the growing terminology from its initial offerings to consider the…”
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Online persona research: An instagram case study by Barbour, Kim, Lee, Katja, Moore, Christopher

“…In the last issue’s editorial, “Five Dimensions of Online Persona” (Moore, Barbour and Lee 2017), we turned our attention to the proliferation of public…”
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Five dimensions of online persona by Moore, Christopher, Barbour, Kim, Lee, Katja

“…Before Facebook, Twitter, and most of the digital media platforms that now form routine parts of our online lives, Jay Bolter (2000) anticipated that online…”
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Making intellectual room for persona studies: A new consciousness and a shifted perspective by Marshall, P. David, Barbour, Kim

“…It is an enormously difficult—and perhaps impossible, but ultimately important—task to comprehensively define the contemporary moment through a particular…”
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Transmedia storytelling, diegetic paratexts, and the limits of real time by Adams, Caitlin, Barbour, Kim

“…The category of ‘transmedia story’ is generally assumed to be static. That is, once a multi-platform story world has been classified as transmedia, it is…”
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A sense of home: two migrant personas during COVID-19 by Barbour, Kim, Ali, Saira

“…This article interrogates how the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic influenced the way that we produce online personas as migrants to Australia. By conducting comparative…”
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Domesticity and persona by Kim Barbour, Michael Humphrey

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2021 Online Conference by Kim Barbour, Katja Lee, Christopher Moore

“…The online conference does not and cannot replicate the flow and feel of a face-to-face experience; instead, it offers something new. We saw the timing and the…”
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Snapshots of complexity: using motion capture and principal component analysis to reconceptualise dance by Vincs, Kim, Barbour, Kim

“…This article brings together the disparate worlds of dance practice, motion capture and statistical analysis. Digital technologies such as motion capture offer…”
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Thank You by Barbour, Kim, Lee, Katja, Marshall, P. David

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Thank you by Kim Barbour, Katja Lee, PDavid Marshall

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Thank You by Kim Barbour, Katja Lee, P. David Marshall

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Persona to Persona Studies by Barbour, Kim, Marshall, P. David, Moore, Christopher

“…Sometimes a particular concept—a simple term—is the spark to a series of ideas. It might be ostentatious and perhaps hubristic that the editors of an issue on…”
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