Archive: academia

• The Internet is…: Globalizing Adolescence & Adolescent Globalization

  By MRazavi April 25, 2012

  This essay shamelessly attempts one of the most common fads of our time: that is, taking the Internet and stuffing it into one singular box with one singular framework and thus one singular effect.  M

  Categories: 2012, Globalization Column, The Gnovis Blog Tags: academia, adolescence, culture, development, ethnography, generation y, globalization, identity, identity construction, internet, internet use, sociology of culture

• Plagiarism in Academia: China and the U.S.

  By brittany.t.coombs@gmail.com November 18, 2011

    In a recently published article, The Chronicle of Higher Education cited a 2010 study by Zinch China, a company that advises American universities in how to court Chinese high school students. Zinc

  Categories: 2011, The Gnovis Blog Tags: academia, america, China, individualism, original, plagiarism, turnitin, U.S., zinch china

• What's in a Game?

  By Greg Boone November 17, 2011

  [audio src="http://gnovisjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/bounce.mp3"] Video games are among the most popular and profitable parts of our culture and economy. They are also somewhat new as a su

  Category: Podcast Tags: academia, CCT, dungeons and dragons, garrison lemasters, Halo 3, new media, post-post-modernism, talking about texts, video games, world of warcraft