[Commlist] special issue of “PlatformedBodies” published in MedieKultur

*Special issue on “Platformed Bodies”*

MedieKultur: Journal of media and communication research has recently 
published a special issue on “Platformed Bodies” edited by Kristian 
Møller and Maja Nordtug.

The issue contains 1 editorial, 9 theme section articles, 2 open section 
articles, and 2 book reviews:

Editorial:

“Platformed Bodies” by Kristian Møller & Maja Nordtug

Articles: Theme section

“Embodied technology use: Unaccompanied refugee youth and the migrant 
platformed body” by Annamaria Neag & Julian Sefton-Green

“Collective, unruly, and becoming: Bodies in and through TTC 
communication” by Kristina Stenström & Katarina Winter

“Materializing: Period-tracking with apps and the (re)constitution of 
menstrual cycles” by Victoria Andelsman

“Sexualized, platformed female bodies in male online practices: 
Negotiating boundaries of masculinity, gendered positioning and 
intimacy” by Penille Rasmussen & Dorte Marie Søndergaard

“The bodies of the (digitized) body: Experiences of sexual(ised) work on 
OnlyFans” by Daniel Cardoso & Cosimo Marco Scarcelli

“Regarding the Mains of Others. The spectacular bodies of mukbang 
videos” by Louise Yung Nielsen & Franziska Bork Petersen

“Bluetooth Orgasms” by Marilia Kaisar

“The mediatization of self-tracking: Knowledge production and community 
building in YouTube videos” by Michael Nebeling Petersen & Tobias Raun

““Therefore, I would like an allergy test”: Responsibly conducting a 
healthy body though the e-consultation platform” by Maja Nordtug, 
Matilde Nisbeth Brøgger & Jane Ege Møller

Articles: Open section

“Mål, middel og tid: om livsformsanalysen som metode til at studere 
tilgangen til nyheder og aktualitetsstof” by Jakob Linaa Jensen & Jakob 
Dybro Johansen

“Collaborative domestication: How patients use and experience video 
consultations with their general practitioner” by Elle Christine Lüchau 
& Anette Grønning

Reviews

”Sianne Ngai: Vores æstetiske kategorier – Det gakkede, det nuttede og 
det interessante (på dansk ved Peter Borum) København: Informations 
Forlag.2021” by Anders Bonde

“Martin Engelbertsen & Helen Kennedy (eds.): “Data Visualization in 
Society”. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. 2020.” by Anders 
Kristian Munk


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