Tommaso Venturini

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Documents écrit par Tommaso Venturini (182) | parle de Tommaso Venturini (8)

Online Attention Dynamics in Social Media
Maria Castaldo et al. (5 juil. 2023)
Rester avec le problème des réseaux
Daniela van Geenen et al. (26 janv. 2023)
Rester avec le problème des réseaux
Daniela van Geenen et al. (26 janv. 2023)
Online Conspiracy Theories, Digital Platforms and Secondary Orality: Toward a Sociology of Online Monsters
Tommaso Venturini
Engaged research-led teaching: composing collective inquiry with digital methods and data
Jonathan Gray et al. (7 juil. 2022)
Engaged research-led teaching: composing collective inquiry with digital methods and data
Jonathan Gray et al. (7 juil. 2022)
Répartition du travail, productivité et innovation dans les sciences collaboratives
Floriana Gargiulo et al. (28 mars 2022)
Junk News Bubbles: Modelling the Rise and Fall of Attention in Online Arenas
Maria Castaldo et al. (2022)
Similarity Sampling by Machine Learning A Social Science Experiment with Artificial Intelligence and IPCC Leadership
Tommaso Venturini et al. (3 déc. 2021)
Similarity Sampling by Machine Learning A Social Science Experiment with Artificial Intelligence and IPCC Leadership
Tommaso Venturini et al. (3 déc. 2021)
The Controversial Lion. A Tale on the Mapping of Sociotechnical Debates
Tommaso Venturini et al. (1 nov. 2021)
Figure 2 Actor/issue table of the Amboseli controversy. Actors in the columns and their reading of on different issues in the rows. Shading indicates the level of commitment to “beyond-park” or “in-park” solution
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure3 Network of actors in the Amboseli controversy. The alliance of actors supporting the “beyond-park” solution on the left, the alliance supporting the “in-park” solution on the right. Neutral actors are circled with dotted lines. Hesitant actors are marked with a gray halo
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Cartographie des controversesguide de terrain
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 1 Tree of disagreements around the conservation of Amboseli elephants. Western’s position and its associated knowledge claims and prescribed actions on the left, Moss’s position on the right. Main battle line in the middle.
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
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Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 5 Stream diagram of the temporal evolution of the Amboseli controversy. Time flows from the top to the bottom of the diagram with each stream representing an actor. The size of each stream indicates the level of engagement of that particular actor at a particular moment in time according to a qualitative estimation of the inverted pyramid
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 9 Four criteria for estimating the feasibility of a controversy mapping project. The slider indicates controversies that are easier to map
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 10 The hype cycle of controversy mapping
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 11 First attempt at inventorying the issues surrounding the plans for developing the beach meadow on the Amager Common in Copenhagen. By mapping how the overall question of whether to build on the common breaks into different sub-questions and thus leads to a range of different problems and positions, it becomes clear how issues such as nature preservation, biodiversity, housing, debt management, and urban mobility are intersecting
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 19 Area chart showing the shifting prevalence of different issues in the Friends of the Common group conversation between April 2016 and October 2017. The prevalence of an issue is computed as the percentage of posts and comments for a given month containing one or more of the query terms defined for that issue
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 20 “Angry” and “love” reactions to posts and comments in the Friends of the Common group week by week from September 2016 to October 2017
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 21 Facebook posts from the Friends of the Common group, and from the pages for the local branch of the Society for Nature Conservation and the Outdoor Council positioned according to the number of times they have been shared (x-axis) and commented on (y-axis). Posts that mention the celebrity chef Nikolaj Kirk are highlighted with a circle
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 27 A semiotic triangle of French wine oppositions
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)
Figure 28 Three ways of telling the story of French wine and terroir using Greimas’s model and according to the viewpoints of three of its protagonists. Top, AOC winemakers attempt to protect French heritage from the onslaught of the new-world winemaking through a rule-based definition of terroir; bottom left, natural winemakers oppose a rule-based definition of terroir in order to let nature take back control; bottom right, new-world winemakers oppose a rule-based definition of terroir to please the consumer
Tommaso Venturini et al. (2021)

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