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Drs. E.E. Hammelburg (Esther)

Telephone:
0621157019
Email:
e.e.hammelburg@hva.nl
Work address:
Benno Premselahuis, Rhijnspoorplein 1, 1091 GC Amsterdam
Room number:
03A18
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Esther Hammelburg is an expert on live experiences in hybrid events. In December she will defend her dissertation at the UvA entitled Being There Live: How Liveness is Realized Through Media Use at Contemporary Cultural Events. From her extensive fieldwork — speaking to 379 people and gathering large datasets from social media platforms — she shows how media use shapes the way we experience ‘being there live.’ Her book shows how physical and mediated environments are entwined in live event experiences. Esther is also a senior lecturer at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.

Projecten:

  • Being there live
    Hammelburg, E. (2021). Being there live: how liveness is realized through media use at contemporary cultural events. [Research HvA, graduation external, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Faculty of Humanities, Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis].
  • Er live bij zijn
    Hammelburg, E. (2021). Er live bij zijn: hoe we live-events beleven met media. Hogeschool van Amsterdam.
  • ‘We are here together now’ is the crux of every event
    Stolk, L. (Author), & Hammelburg, E. E. (Other). (2021). ‘We are here together now’ is the crux of every event. Web publication or website, The Hmm: platform for internet cultures. https://thehmm.nl/we-are-here-together-now/
  • Being There Live: An Ethnographic Approach for Studying Social Media Use in Mediatized Live Events
    Hammelburg, E. (2021). Being There Live: An Ethnographic Approach for Studying Social Media Use in Mediatized Live Events. Social Media + Society, 7(1), 1-11. https://doi.org/10.1177/2056305120984454
  • Live event-spaces
    Hammelburg, E. E. (2020). Live event-spaces: Place and space in the mediatised experience of events. In N. Van Es, S. Reijnders, L. Bolderman, & A. Waysdorf (Eds.), Locating Imagination in Popular Culture : Place, Tourism and Belonging (pp. 215-229). Routledge. https://library.oapen.org/bitstream/handle/20.500.12657/43130/9781000223835.pdf?sequence=1#page=230
  • It's funny 'cause it's true
    Hammelburg, E. (Author). (2020). It's funny 'cause it's true: zo kan de hoax de waarheid uitdrukken. Web publication or website, Brainwash. https://www.brainwash.nl/bijdrage/its-funny-cause-its-true-zo-kan-de-hoax-de-waarheid-uitdrukken
  • Being part of it: an ethnographic approach to the study of eventspheres
    Hammelburg, E. E. (2019). Being part of it: an ethnographic approach to the study of eventspheres. Paper presented at AoIR flashpoint symposium Below the Radar, Urbino, Italy.
  • #iVoted
    Hammelburg, E. E. (Author). (2018). #iVoted: hoe de ‘stemfie’ de verkiezingen deelbaar maakt. Web publication or website, Wetenschap.nu. https://wetenschap.nu/ivoted-hoe-de-stemfie-de-verkiezingen-deelbaar-maakt/
  • Living/re-living
    Hammelburg, E. E. (2018). Living/re-living: nowness & memory in the mediated experience of events. Paper presented at Going Live, Montreal, Canada.
  • #stemfie: reconceptualising liveness in the era of social media
    Hammelburg, E. (2015). #stemfie: reconceptualising liveness in the era of social media. Tijdschrift voor Mediageschiedenis, 18(1), 85-99.
  • Extending media literacy: a new direction for libraries
    Nijboer, J., & Hammelburg, E. (2010). Extending media literacy: a new direction for libraries. New Library World, 111(1/2), 36-45. https://doi.org/10.1108/03074801011015676
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