Staps 2020/3 No 129
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Body, theatricality, and communication: Digital photography posted on SNSs by young Japanese students during a humanitarian trip to Cambodia

Pages 45 to 60

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  • MIURA, Atsushi,
2020. Body, theatricality, and communication: Digital photography posted on SNSs by young Japanese students during a humanitarian trip to Cambodia. Staps, 2020/3 No 129, p.45-60. DOI : 10.3917/sta.129.0045. URL : https://shs.cairn.info/journal-staps-2020-3-page-45?lang=en.
  • Miura, Atsushi.
« Body, theatricality, and communication: Digital photography posted on SNSs by young Japanese students during a humanitarian trip to Cambodia ». Staps, 2020/3 No 129, 2020. p.45-60. CAIRN.INFO, shs.cairn.info/journal-staps-2020-3-page-45?lang=en.
  • Miura, A.
(2020). Body, Theatricality, And Communication: Digital Photography Posted on Snss by Young Japanese Students During a Humanitarian Trip to Cambodia. Staps, No 129(3), 45-60. https://doi.org/10.3917/sta.129.0045.

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A. In a park (Student A)

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B. Alongside a pool (Student A)

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C. At Angkor Wat (Student A)

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D. A respondent’s family (Student A)

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E. At Angkor Wat (Student B)

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F. Mekong (Student B)

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G. At a bar in Phnom Penh (Student B)

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H. At a bar in Phnom Penh (Student B)

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J. In a park (Student C)

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K. In a truck bed (Student C)

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L. Eating a fried spider (Student C)

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M. At Angkor Wat (Student C)

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N. Vegetable gardens (Student D)

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O. With a peasant girl (Student D)

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P. With a friend (Student E)

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Q. Cambodian dish (Student E)