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The focus of this research is the exploration of what I perceive as an emerging new culture, evolving, developing and shaping with a seemingly unstoppable force. For the purposes of my research I will refer to this collection of social and cultural practices and the participants that adhere to its r...
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| description | The focus of this research is the exploration of what I perceive as an emerging new culture, evolving, developing and shaping with a seemingly unstoppable force. For the purposes of my research I will refer to this collection of social and cultural practices and the participants that adhere to its rituals as the Nano-Culture; Nano referring to nanosecond, which is extremely quick. Nano-Culture is born out of a consumer culture, the age of technology and an all pervasive media. Furthermore I suggest that participants of this culture manage identity as brands, in order to present identity as desirable for consumption. Finally I propose a comedy that draws on the culture, assists in managing the culture and its constructed identities and ultimately critiques the culture. The following written submission is divided into two parts. |
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| spelling | oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/39894 Social Comic Commentary - an exploration of contemporary identity constructions Hirsch, Anne faint watermark, begins with table of contents The focus of this research is the exploration of what I perceive as an emerging new culture, evolving, developing and shaping with a seemingly unstoppable force. For the purposes of my research I will refer to this collection of social and cultural practices and the participants that adhere to its rituals as the Nano-Culture; Nano referring to nanosecond, which is extremely quick. Nano-Culture is born out of a consumer culture, the age of technology and an all pervasive media. Furthermore I suggest that participants of this culture manage identity as brands, in order to present identity as desirable for consumption. Finally I propose a comedy that draws on the culture, assists in managing the culture and its constructed identities and ultimately critiques the culture. The following written submission is divided into two parts. 2024-06-18T11:53:44Z 2024-06-18T11:53:44Z 2008 2024-06-18T11:37:01Z Thesis / Dissertation Masters MA http://hdl.handle.net/11427/39894 eng application/pdf Department of Drama Faculty of Humanities |
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| title | Social Comic Commentary - an exploration of contemporary identity constructions |
| title_full | Social Comic Commentary - an exploration of contemporary identity constructions |
| title_fullStr | Social Comic Commentary - an exploration of contemporary identity constructions |
| title_full_unstemmed | Social Comic Commentary - an exploration of contemporary identity constructions |
| title_short | Social Comic Commentary - an exploration of contemporary identity constructions |
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| topic | faint watermark, begins with table of contents |
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