Introducing Multimodality 2nd Edition By Carey Jewitt, Josephus Johannes Bezemer
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The book is structured into seven core chapters alongside a specialized self-study guide that cover the following topics and training areas: [1, 2]
1. Theoretical Foundations & Approaches
- Origins of Multimodality: Tracing the history, emergence, and significance of the field as a departure from traditional language-centric disciplines. [1]
- Three Focal Approaches: A deep-dive comparative mapping of the primary frameworks used in multimodal research:
- Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL)
- Social Semiotics (SS)
- Conversation Analysis (CA) [1]
- Meaning-Making Premises: Understanding how modes (such as image, gesture, gaze, posture, speech, and digital layouts) interact, and breaking down their unique cultural or material affordances. [1, 2]
2. Practical Steps for Setting Up a Multimodal Study
The text outlines the essential methodological phases required to build a research project from scratch: [1]
- Research Design: Choosing the ideal theoretical approach and mapping out the empirical focus. [1]
- Formulating Questions: Crafting targeted research questions tailored specifically to multi-sensory and multi-modal environments. [1, 2]
- Data Collection: Strategies for gathering and managing complex research materials (such as video recordings, digital texts, and physical interactions). [1, 2]
- Multimodal Transcription: Assessing, selecting, and developing specialized transcription methods to capture non-verbal cues, movement, and visual data simultaneously. [1, 2]
- Research Ethics: Addressing the distinct ethical dimensions, privacy matters, and consent challenges tied to collecting and publishing visual or audio-visual data. [1, 2]
3. Application & Pedagogical Tools
- Global Case Studies: Fresh examples demonstrating how multimodality operates across contemporary media, digital tech, healthcare, and educational contexts.
- 7-Unit Self-Study Guide: Practical exercises, a glossary of terms, and companion study modules designed for independent learning or short courses. [1, 2, 3]
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