Dr Nicholas Furze
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Based in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Education
- A comparative study on the differences in content producing, narrating and communication effects of propaganda main-melody films from 2000 between China and the west. Researcher(s): Ms Shuchang Dai. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Nicholas Furze, Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido. [Postgraduate Research Project]
- Exploring the Japanese anime fandom subculture in China: an ethnography of otaku culture, forms of resistance, and class issues.. Researcher(s): Mr Chongwen Jiang. Supervisor(s): Dr Rob McPherson, Dr Nicholas Furze, Professor Shane Blackman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
- How Does the Marvel Cinematic Universe Function as Reactive Storytelling?. Researcher(s): Mr Daniel Johnson. Supervisor(s): Dr Nicholas Furze, Dr Mitch Goodrum, Dr Andrew Butler. [Postgraduate Research Project]
- Media through the lens of environmentalism; How has screen media shaped our understanding of the environment?. Researcher(s): Miss Megan Dobson. Supervisor(s): Dr Magz Hall, Dr Nicholas Furze, Dr Andy Birtwistle. [Postgraduate Research Project]
- Research on Gender Culture in China’s Game Industry: An analysis of game characters, player experience and game development from a gender perspective. Researcher(s): Mrs Shanshan Liu. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Nicholas Furze, Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido. [Postgraduate Research Project]
- THE EVOLUTION OF THE DISNEY FAIRY TALE: The Origin of the Happy-Ever-After and Where it will Go. Researcher(s): Mr Michael Walsh. Supervisor(s): Dr Nicholas Furze, Dr Andrew Butler. [Postgraduate Research Project]
- Fan phenomena: Harry Potter (Review) Dr Nicholas Furze, (31 Aug 2019): Networking Knowledge: Journal of the MeCCSA Postgraduate Network. [Journal article]
- The dark side of social media (Review) Dr Nicholas Furze, (12 Dec 2018): Networking Knowledge: Journal of the MeCCSA Postgraduate Network. [Journal article]