Re-thinking Methodology in Communication Bilgi IPCC & Interactions: Studies in Communication & Culture

 

Special Issue Seminar & Discussions | November 26th-27th PhD in Communication Program
Istanbul Bilgi University / ONLINE

IPCC 2020 discussion sessions on November 26th and 27th were organised to collectively think about the need to re-evaluate methodologies of communication and social sciences in a transforming world.

Interdisciplinary PhD Communication Conference (IPCC) is an annual graduate conference launched in 2018 by a group of Ph.D. students from Istanbul Bilgi University, turned into a blooming early career researcher network. Within the body of the PhD in Communication program, the idea of IPCC stemmed out of a strong belief: constructive discussions on how research studies are carried out now and how they should be carried out in the future are valuable to the discipline of communication. The outcomes of the conferences in 2018 and 2019 were published as a special issue on “Rethinking communication research methodologies: Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Communication Conference (IPCC)” in Intellect Books’ journal, Interactions: Studies in Communication & Culture’s Volume 11, Issue 1, in Spring 2020.

This online seminar provided an opportunity for the authors of the articles in the special issue to briefly revisit their work in 15-minute presentations, leading to discussion sessions with any interested party to collaboratively think about methodology.

IPCC operates within PhD in Communication Program and is supported by Faculty of Communication and Institute of Graduate Programs at Istanbul Bilgi University.

SPECIAL ISSUE

 

IPCC Özel Sayısı
IPCC Special Issue

Rethinking communication research methodologies: Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Communication Conference (IPCC)
Interactions Studies in Communication & Culture, Volume 11, Issue 1
April 1, 2020
Intellect

SPEAKERS

 

Diğdem Sezen

University for the Creative Arts, School of Games and Creative Technology, England

Salvatore Scifo

Bournemouth University, England

Aslı Tunç

Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey

Nazan Haydari Pakkan

Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey

Dilek Gürsoy

Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey

Zeynep Merve Uygun

Ozyegin University, Turkey

Can Koçak

University of Sussex, UK

Melike Özmen

Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey

Zeynep Kunt

Beykoz University, Turkey

SCHEDULE

 

26

November 2020 Online Seminar GMT+3

15:00

INTRODUCTION BY SPECIAL ISSUE EDITORS

 

Moderator

 
15:30

THE ‘NON-SPEAKING NARRATOR’ AS A METHODOLOGICAL TOOL OF ANALYSIS FOR VARIOUS PRACTICES OF DISCOURSE

 
15:45

HOW TO APPROACH COLLECTING MUSIC ON STREAMING SERVICES

 
16:00

DISCUSSION SESSION

Moderator

 
16:30

NEGOTIATING BOUNDARIES IN A HYBRID CLIMATE: THE STORY OF A TRANS-DISCIPLINARY DOCUMENTARY FILM RESEARCH

 
16:45

THE POLITICS OF SELF-REFLEXIVITY IN ETHNOGRAPHY

 
17:00

AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF GAZETE SUJIN: WOMEN-CENTRED JOURNALISM OF KURDISH WOMEN

 
17:15

DISCUSSION SESSION

27

November 2020 Online Seminar GMT+3

15:00

INTRODUCTION BY THE EDITOR OF INTERACTIONS: STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION & CULTURE

 

Moderator

 
15:15

TAILORING A METHOD: ADAPTATION OF DESIGN THINKING TO TRANSMEDIA JOURNALISM

 
15:30

INTUITION AS METHOD’ AS AN APPROACH FOR INFORMATION DESIGN

 
15:45

ART-BASED METHODS FOR PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH (PAR)

 
16:00

DISCUSSION SESSION

 
16:30

WITHOUT A BLINK: MACHINE WAYS OF SEEING IN CONTEMPORARY VISUAL CULTURE

 
16:45

UNDERSTANDING THE REPRESENTATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND METHODOLOGY ACROSS DISCIPLINES

 
17:00

DISCUSSION SESSION

17:30

CONCLUDING REMARKS & IPCC 2021 ANNOUNCEMENT