[ecrea] Participations: 16 articles from The World Hobbit Project

16 articles from The World Hobbit Project

The worldwide survey of the experiences of The Hobbit trilogy has 
enabled the participating researchers from 46 countries to explore the 
reception of these international blockbusters from a variety of 
perspectives to do with global audiences, national readings, language 
cultures, gender, age, etc.

The first findings from the project are now reported in a special 
section of Participations. Journal of Audience and Reception Studies.

Below please find the table of contents with the 16 articles.

You'll find the complete articles on
http://www.participations.org/Volume%2013/Issue%202/contents.htm

Participations vol. 13 (2), November 2016
Themed Section 1: The World Hobbit Project

Barker, Martin & Ernest Mathijs:
'Introduction to the Project'

Baltruschat, Doris, Jennifer Grek Martin & Ernest Mathijs:
'The reception of The Hobbit in Canada: does fantasy need technology?'
Barker, Martin:
'An investigation of the role of affiliations to "authors" in audience 
responses to The Hobbit films'

Hasebrink, Uwe & Ingrid Paus-Hasebrink:
'Linking fantasy to everyday life: Patterns of orientation and 
connections to reality in the case of The Hobbit'

Hipfl, Brigitte & Jasmin Kulterer:
'Greed, war, hope, love and friendship: Contemporary structures of 
feeling and the audience's readings of broader themes in The Hobbit'

Hirsjärvi, Irma, Urpo Kovala, Maria Ruotsalainen:
'Patterns of reception in Denmark, Finland, and Sweden: Differences and 
convergences'
Ilan, Jonathan & Amit Kama:
'Where has all the magic gone?: Audience interpretive strategies of The 
Hobbit's film-novel rivalry'

Jacks, Nilda, Valquiria Michela John, Daniela Schmitz, Dulce Mazer, 
Henrique Denis Lucas, Laura Seligman, Maria Clara Monteiro, Paula Coruja 
& Sarah Moralejo da Costa:
'Reception of The Hobbit trilogy: Brazilian data'

Jerslev, Anne, Christian Kobbernagel & Kim Schrøder:
'The importance of sampling: Building complementary insights about 
reception experiences of The Hobbit film trilogy with different survey 
sampling strategies'
Koistinen, Aino-Kaisa, Maria Ruotsalainen & Tanja Välisalo:
'The World Hobbit Project in Finland: Audience responses and transmedial 
user practices'

Korpua, Jyrki:
'Finnish audience responses to myth and mythology in The Hobbit: 
Connections between J R R Tolkien's fiction and Peter Jackson's The 
Hobbit film series'

Midkiff, Emily:
'Growing out of it: The Hobbit films and young people'

Mikhaylova, Larisa, Elena Pronina, Marina Knyazeva & Irina Novitskaya:
'Search for moral support, or escape from reality? Media psychological 
analysis of the Russian segment in the World Hobbit Project Database'

Schmeink, Lars:
'How Bilbo lost his innocence: Media audiences and the evaluation of The 
Hobbit as a "Children's Film"'
Trobia, Alberto:
'Selecting significant respondents from large audience datasets: The 
case of the World Hobbit Project'
Trültzsch-Wijnen, Sascha & Vanda de Sousa:
'Watching The Hobbit in two European countries: The views of younger 
audiences and readers in Austria and Portugal'

Veenstra, Aleit, Annemarie Kersten, Tonny Krijnen, Daniël Biltereyst & 
Philippe Meers:
'Understanding The Hobbit: the cross-national and cross-linguistic 
reception of a global media product in Belgium, France and the Netherlands'

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