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Author Archives: axel stockburger
Research in China 2 – COSPLAY
At first I came in contact with organised cosplayers in China at the new campus of Chengdu`s Jiatong University when i attended a convention in November 2010. I was told that the South Jiatong University would be harboring a group of cosplayers who were among others, making costumes and impersonating characters derived from Wuxia influenced *** read more ***
Language-based expert knowledge in contemporary mass media narrative franchises
Axel Stockburger’s current artistic work is focused on contemporary mass media narrative franchises such as the Harry Potter series, Pokémon or Lord of the Rings. Stockburger is fascinated with the global reach of these fabricated mythological universes and especially with their capacity to translate into and adapt to a variety of specific local settings. At *** read more ***
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COSPLAY — EMBODIED KNOWLEDGE