Index
Multimodality, Meaning, and Institutions
ISBN: 978-1-78743-330-4, eISBN: 978-1-78743-329-8
ISSN: 0733-558X
Publication date: 30 November 2017
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(2017), "Index", Höllerer, M.A., Daudigeos, T. and Jancsary, D. (Ed.) Multimodality, Meaning, and Institutions (Research in the Sociology of Organizations, Vol. 54A), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 255-257. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0733-558X2017000054A010
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INDEX
Activities
contextualizing influence
, 116
economic
, 42
industrial
, 108, 110
maintenance
, 13, 15
Aesthetic design
, 22, 184–185, 189, 192–93, 208–10, 212
Aesthetic innovation
, 12, 77, 184, 185, 186
applying
, 205
context of
, 189, 192
extent of
, 189, 193
institutionalization of
, 183, 186, 188–189, 196–97, 204–7
strategic benefits of
, 187–188
Aesthetic language
, 194, 199–207, 217
Aesthetics
, 166–167
Aesthetic tenor
, 204
Affective processes
, 15
Affordances
concrete
, 29
democratic
, 45
ecological
, 43
functional
, 34, 193
instrumental
, 56
physical
, 41
theoretical
, 29
Ambiguity
, 65, 117
Causal chains
consecutive
, 160
displaying
, 161
elaboration of
, 161, 171
establishing
, 177
evaluation of
, 166, 171
generalizable
, 157
normative
, 156
Communication
compelling
, 175
contemporary
, 23, 61, 116, 213, 246
corporate
, 100
nonverbal
, 60
organizational
, 79
verbal
, 13, 89, 102, 109
visual mode of
, 90, 110, 154
Community
civic
, 80
imagined
, 84
online chat
, 60
Competition
context of
, 189, 199
cost-based
, 191
dimension of
, 22, 80, 146, 183, 189, 195–197, 205, 208
invigorate
, 189
technological
, 189, 207
Competitive dimensions
emergent
, 207
institutionalized
, 189, 192, 210
Concision
, 119–143
analyzing
, 121
multi-modal
, 134
verbal
, 124–125, 138
Conflicts
emotional
, 237
organizational
, 240
repetitive
, 132
Constructions
changing
, 74
grammatical
, 92
modern
, 166
monolithic
, 172
performative
, 147
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
, 9, 22, 30, 60, 87, 90, 94, 100–105, 108, 110–111, 115–116, 154, 178
activities
, 105, 110
annual reports
, 100
beneficiaries of
, 105, 110
explicit
, 116
reports
, 101–102, 105
Corporate training
, 224
Crisis
local security
, 74
ongoing political
, 50
CSR.
, See Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Cultural context
, 6–7
Cultural entrepreneurship
, 71
Cultural processes
, 142
Cultural production
, 20, 59, 67, 208, 223, 226, 239–240
Culture
creative
, 244
defined
, 67
epistemic
, 61
modern
, 61
Decommissioning
, 35, 38
Demand
consumer
, 225
complex
, 220
conflicting
, 222
divergent
, 220
Democracy
, 50, 144
Design
artifact
, 137
atypical
, 212
complex product
, 12
creative
, 245
diverse visual
, 92
industrial
, 200, 202, 212
positions
, 184
Discourse
multi-modal
, 161
public
, 47
verbal
, 2, 4, 125, 153–155, 157, 161
visual
, 11, 20, 125, 153–154, 177
Discourse analysis
critical
, 83, 116
organizational
, 79–80
Discursive approach
, 28, 64, 66
Discursive process
, 156
Dramatization strategies
, 161, 166
Dynamics
institutional field
, 84
internal
, 246
social
, 32
studied
, 75
symbolic
, 72
Economy
coordinated market
, 101
criterion
, 129
global
, 75
informal
, 43
political
, 211
Economy-of-sign approach
, 124–130
Educational content
, 230
Effectiveness
educational
, 233, 237
industrial design
, 212
logic of
, 20, 221, 225, 229–231, 233–234, 237–240
E-learning
, 233, 235, 250, 252
Embodied analogy
, 50–55
Facial expression
, 33
Firms
architectural
, 32
entrepreneurial
, 221
Game dimensions
conceptual
, 228
important
, 228
main
, 229
primary
, 242
Games
computer
, 246
data dealer
, 233
digital
, 221, 224, 246
occupational
, 233
Governance
participative
, 45
Heterogeneity
, 15, 245
Historical association
, 48
Humanities
, 4, 253
Human sensorium
, 32
Hybrid exchange strategies
, 246
Hybridizing
, 11, 232–234, 239, 250–254
Iconography
, 144
Incremental innovation
, 209
Industrialization
, 12
Innovation
, 10–12
Institutional complexity
, 219–244
Institutional innovation
, 10, 156, 157
Institutionalization
, 10–11, 183–210
Institutional persistence and change
, 12–15
Institutional theory
, 63–79, 64–67
Institutions
, 11–21
Integration of modes
, 5
Materiality
as concrete
, 31–32
as mimetic
, 34–36
as semiotic
, 32–34
Meaning
, 18
Metafunctions
, 10, 89, 90–95
Multimodal
communication
, 18
ensemble
, 55
imaginaries
, 39–50
methods, avenues for
, 20–21
research
, 7–10, 67–70
style
, 120, 122, 126, 128, 138–139
Multimodality
, 11–21
Organizational artifacts
, 223–224
Peircean semiotics
, 121, 126, 139–140
Personal computer industry
, 185
Representations
, 33, 50–55
Rhetorical artifact
, 119–143
Serious games
, 12, 221
Social semiotics
, 5, 10, 19, 88, 89
Social world
, 4
Strong and weak multimodal approaches
, 71, 73, 74, 75, 78
Theorization
, 10, 153–177
Visual analysis
, 110, 111, 134, 160, 193
Visuality
, 17, 19, 33, 113, 139
Visual registers
, 87–114
of institutions
, 92–95
structure of
, 108–111
- Prelims
- Multimodality, Meaning, and Institutions: Editorial
- Section 1: Pushing Forward the Multimodal Agenda in Organization Studies
- Multimodal Imaginaries and the “Big Worm”: Materialities, Artefacts and Analogies in São Paulo’s Urban Renovation
- A Call For “Strong” Multimodal Research in Institutional Theory
- Section 2: Methodological Advances in Multimodal Research
- Institutions As Multimodal Accomplishments: Towards the Analysis of Visual Registers
- Protest in Style: Exploring Multimodal Concision in Rhetorical Artifacts
- Section 3: Multimodality and The Institutionalization of Innovations
- Towards a Multimodal Model of Theorization Processes
- A Multimodal Investigation of the Institutionalization of Aesthetic Design as a Dimension of Competition in the PC Industry
- Let the Games Begin: Institutional Complexity and the Design of New Products
- Index