| ID | 20225 | |
| 所在地 (Address) |
アメリカ(United States) | |
| 名前 (Name) |
現地語 (Local Language) |
Gabriella Lukacs |
| 日本語 (Japanese) |
ガブリエラ ルカーチ | |
| English | Gabriella Lukacs | |
| 関連ウェブサイト (Related Websites) |
http://www.anthropology.pitt.edu/people/gabriella-lukacs | |
| 研究分野 (Research Field) |
政治学 / 人類学・民俗学・民族誌学 / メディア研究 | |
| Political Science / Anthropology, Ethnology, Ethnography / Media Studies | ||
| 研究分野の時代区分 (Focused Period of Research) |
no data | |
| 研究関心 (Research Interests) |
現地語 (Local Language) |
-Media anthropology. -Object-oriented ontology and theories of infrastructure to think about materiality beyond its Marxist conceptualization as economic structures that set events in motion. -authoritarian state populism and media activism in Hungary. -The relationship between the analog and the digital in developing distinct forms of state populism and anti-government activism. -The cute industry and artificial intelligence in Japan. |
| 日本語 (Japanese) |
ーメディア人類学。 ーオブジェクト指向のオントロジーとインフラストラクチャの理論。マルクス主義の概念化を超えた重要性を、イベントを動かす経済構造として考える。 ーハンガリーにおける権威主義国家ポピュリズムとメディア活動。 ー国家のポピュリズムと反政府活動の異なる形態の発展におけるアナログとデジタルの関係。 ー日本のかわいい産業と人工知能。 | |
| English | -Media anthropology. -Object-oriented ontology and theories of infrastructure to think about materiality beyond its Marxist conceptualization as economic structures that set events in motion. -authoritarian state populism and media activism in Hungary. -The relationship between the analog and the digital in developing distinct forms of state populism and anti-government activism. -The cute industry and artificial intelligence in Japan. | |
| 現況 (Current Status) |
現役(Active) | |
| 日文研経歴 (Affiliation to Nichibunken) |
No | |
| 「国際日本研究」コンソーシアムに所属 (Affiliation to the Consortium for Global Japanese Studies) |
No | |
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| 更新日 Last Updated |
2022/03/22 | |
Workplaces
| Present | Affiliation Period/ *Survey Date | Name of Workplaces | Academic Title |
| 〇 | *2021～ | ピッツバーグ大学 アジア研究センター 日本研究科 (University of Pittsburgh, Asian Studies Center, Japan Studies) |
Associate Professor |