Media & Creative Industries
Collection
Collection
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“It can’t be for nothing” Understanding escapism through narrative techniques in ‘The Last of Us’ (2013) Master Thesis
Daniel George Fillingham
September 2022 -
A thematic analysis of movies about national resistance of “us” (Lithuanians) against “them” (Soviets) Master Thesis
Gabija Trakimavičiūtė
September 2022 -
A qualitative research on narrative identity work of female digital entrepreneurs Master Thesis
Kyra Tamminga
July 2022 -
Shame Across Borders The Transnational Appeal of the Norwegian Teen Drama SKAM Master Thesis
Nicky van Loon
July 2022 -
(De)stigmatizing menstruation how do menstrual activist brands from the UK represent menstruation and menstruators online and challenge the perception of young generations? Master Thesis
Adrianna Monika Matczak
July 2022 -
PATRIOTS WIN! A thematic analysis of political deliberation and everyday political talk on pro-Trump social media during the 2020 U.S. Election Master Thesis
Jan Piotr Pogorzelski
July 2022 -
Innovation in public service media A multiple-case study analysis of innovation projects at the NPO and BBC Master Thesis
Stephanie Shoulder
July 2022 -
‘Quality Television’ on Netflix: Uncovering the Dynamics of Cultural Capital in Television Viewing on Netflix. Master Thesis
Sanne Verhoef
June 2022