Alexander Knorr (ethnologist)

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Alexander Knorr (* 1970 ) is a German ethnologist and private lecturer who researches and teaches in the field of cyber anthropology . Since 2009 he has been an academic senior counselor at the Institute for Ethnology at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich .

Knorr studied ethnology, psychology and theater studies at Munich University, wrote his doctoral thesis on Metatrickster: Burton, Taxil, Gurdjieff, Backhouse, Crowley, Castaneda in 2002 and received his teaching license in 2009 with the project Maxmod - an Ethnography of Cyberculture .

Works

  • 2006: maxmod: online among the gamemodders - the cultural appropriation of information and communication technologies (English; online ).
  • 2011: Cyberanthropology. Hammer, Wuppertal, ISBN 978-3-7795-0359-0 (German).

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