11 research outputs found
Metadata annotation for dramatic texts
This paper addresses the problem of the metadata annotation for dramatic texts. Metadata for drama describe the dramatic qualities of a text, connecting them with the linguistic expressions. Relying on an ontological representation of the dramatic qualities, the paper presents a proposal for the creation of a corpus of annotated dramatic texts.Questo articolo affronta il problema dellâannotazione di metadati per i testi drammatici. I metadati per il dramma descrivono le qualità drammatiche di un testo, connettendole alle espressioni linguistiche. Basandosi su una rappresentazione ontologica delle qualità drammatiche, lâarticolo presenta una proposta per la creazione di un corpus di testi drammatici annotati
An Analysis of How Interactive Technology Supports the Appreciation of Traditional Chinese Puppetry: A Review of Case Studies
From the perspective of safeguarding Chinese Cultural Heritage, this paper discusses how to enhance the appreciation of traditional Chinese puppetry through the support of interactive technology. The author analyses extensive, yet current case studies, based on the findings described in the interactive systems for puppetry performances and interactive technology for puppetry appreciation. The author summarises four aspects of how to enhance the appreciation of, and engagement with, traditional Chinese puppetry: (1) maintaining originality is necessary for the design phase; (2) it is crucial to explore how to use interactive technology in order to design a way for adults to appreciate this form of art; (3) it is also necessary to determine ways to support adult audiences in grasping the cultural significance and folk customs of traditional Chinese puppetry; and (4) the studyâs further main research goals are to investigate ways to use emotional expressions, digital storytelling and other methods in conjunction with interactive technology to help multi-cultural users comprehend traditional Chinese puppetry
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Cultural Impacts of Turkish Dramas on Life Style of Pakistani House Wives
This research explores the impacts of the Turkish dramas on the life style of Pakistani house wives that to what extent the Turkish dramas are influencing their values and practices. As in recent past popularity of the Turkish dramas has been increased significantly among Pakistani women. Thus, in this study it is explored that whether Turkish dramas are putting a great influence on dressing, food habits and marriage ceremonies. In Pakistani society, whereby women are treated especially according to the Islamic ways which applied some rules and regulations on the women. However, it is matter of fact that Turkish dramas on aired in Pakistan have some bold dressings and scenes which are more consistent with the European lifestyle. Findings revealed that Pakistani womenâs like to use Turkish dresses as they watch in Turkish dramas especially those women which are heavy viewers of the Turkish dramas they get more influence. These results are consistent with the assumptions of the cultivation theory. Keywords: Turkish dramas, Culture, Pakistan, House wives and Life style
Designing to Restory the Past: Storytelling for Empowerment through a Digital Archive
Storytelling is a frequently used approach to design. Stories and storytelling also have a role in mediating information and contributing to people\u27s understanding of the world around them. Previous research suggests that storytelling can be empowering to marginalized and diverse communities, such as Indigenous peoples, by offering a platform to voice their (hi)stories. In this paper, we present a research through design project in which we explore the design of the living archive. This is a web-based digital archive that encourages a user-based approach to restorying the past by focusing on storytelling for empowerment and involving members of Indigenous People, the Sami. We demonstrate how a digital archive can contribute to (re)storying the past in a manner that preserves Indigenous ways of knowing and ethical archiving of social memory. Through this archive, we provide the digital tools for the communities to take on the role to tell their truth and, in doing so, become central in the design and communication of their own stories. In short, design for storytelling to empower those who need a voice