Daniel Muriel

PhD in Sociology, Videoludificator of the Real

Invited Presentations and Conferences

Muriel, Daniel y Cuenca, Jaime (2019). “The Technopolitics of an Augmented
and Virtual Reality: Gamifications in the Womb of Neoliberalism”, 14th European Sociological Association Conference, Manchester (UK).

Muriel, Daniel (2019). “Videoludification of the Social, Audiences in Transformation, and Gamified Museums”, Permanent Seminar of Interdisciplinary Research of Leisure and Knowledge Chair and Inter-university and PUBLICUM research project, University of Deusto, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2019). “Video Games, Culture, and Gamer Identity. A Few Methodological Notes on Doing Sociology in Digital Environments”, Invited lecture in Masters on Sociocultural Analysis of Knowledge and Communication, Complutense University of Madrid, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2019). “Video Game Culture and Gamer Identity”, Invited lecture in Bachelor Degree on Video Game Design and Narrative, Francisco de Vitoria University, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel; Gómez, Diana P.; Sánchez, Javier (2019). “Gamer Identity and After” [In Spanish], Round Table at La Sombra Bookshop, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2018). “Gamer Identity” [In Spanish], Open Seminars, Carlos III University, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel and Crawford, Garry (2018). “The videoludification of society: the emergence and consolidation of video games in leisure culture”, Leisure Studies Association Annual Conference: Mobilising Change: Creative and Critical Leisure Practices in the Post-Disciplinary Era, Bath (UK).

Muriel, Daniel; Cuenca, Jaime; Monteagudo, María Jesús (2018). “The technopolitical promises (and threats) of an augmented and virtual reality”, Leisure Studies Association Annual Conference: Mobilising Change: Creative and Critical Leisure Practices in the Post-Disciplinary Era, Bath (UK).

Lazcano, Idurre; Madariaga, Aurora; Muriel, Daniel (2018). “Satisfaction of Young People with their Leisure Activities”, Leisure Studies Association Annual Conference: Mobilising Change: Creative and Critical Leisure Practices in the Post-Disciplinary Era, Bath (UK).

Muriel, Daniel (2018). “Video Games as Culture” [In Spanish], AZPlay Q2, Azkuna Zentroa, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2018). “The ontopolitics of video games: neoliberalism, design of experiences, and videoludification of the social” [In Spanish], Pompeu Fabra University and Inter-university Nomad Series of ARSGAMES, Barcelona (Spain).

Puente, Héctor and Muriel, Daniel (2018). “On mental models, embodied agencies, technological mediations, and users: the creation of user experience in video games” [In Spanish], VI Meeting Ordinary Sociology, Madrid (Spain)

Muriel, Daniel (2018). “Videoludification of social reality: video games and their culture as paradigms of the coming society” [In Spanish], Permanent Seminar of Interdisciplinary Research of Leisure and Knowledge Chair and Inter-university Nomad Series of ARSGAMES, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2017). “Technopolitical derivation in the digital age: video game culture and videoludification of the social” [In Spanish], Technopolitics, subjectivities, and video gamesCarlos III University of Madrid and ARSGAMES, Madrid (Spain).

Crawford, Garry; Muriel, Daniel; Conway, Stephen (2017). “A feel for the game: exploring game experience through sports-themed video games”, The BEAUTIFUL FRAME – Animation, Video Games and Virtual Experience: Sport and the Artifice of Moving Image Media, The Supporters Club, Hotel Football, Manchester (UK).

Muriel, Daniel (2017). “Identity and the experience of cultural heritage: foundations for constructing a heritage relationship” [In Spanish], International Seminar of Cultural Heritage, Universidad Autónoma de Entre Ríos, Paraná (Argentina). 

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Sociologies of the videoludic. Or what video games tell us about the social” [In Spanish], Talk for Sociology undergraduate students, University of the Basque Country, Leioa (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Video Games and Neoliberal Political Rationalities” [In Spanish], 2nd Forum on Social Change, Santander (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Video Games as Cultural Products for Social Transformation” [In Spanish], 34th Cabueñes International Youth Conference, Gijón (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Video Games as Experience: Escapism, Empathy, and Post-identity Social Settings” [In Spanish], Workshop Identity and Video Games: the Reconstruction of the Subject in Digital Age, Carlos III University, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Video Games as (Dis)Empowerment Devices: Understanding Agency within the Context of Advanced Liberalism”, 1st First International Joint Conference of DiGRA and FDG, Dundee (UK).

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Suffering Desires in Video Games” [In Spanish, English subtitles], IV Sociology of the Ordinary Meeting, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2016). “Video Game Culture in the Framework of Advanced Liberalism: Key Aspects to Understand Identity, Community, and Agency in Contemporary Society” [In Spanish], Research Seminar Masters, University of the Basque Country, Leioa (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2015). “Understanding Identity and Community Formation in Contemporary Society: Video Game Culture within Advanced Liberalism”, Directorate of Social Sciences Research Seminar Series, University of Salford, Greater Manchester (UK)

Muriel, Daniel (2015). “Video game cultures and the construction of identities in contemporary society”, British Sociological Association Annual Conference – Societies in Transition: Progression or Regression?, Glasgow (UK).

Muriel, Daniel (2013). “The construction processes of the video gamer subjectivity” [In Spanish], Encuentro Sociología Ordinaria, Madrid (Spain)

Muriel, Daniel (2013). “Between assistance and production: victims and experts in the contemporary society” [In Spanish], XVI Jornada ANKULEGI, Donostia-San Sebastián (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2012). “The Other in Education: Media Representations of Foreign Immigrants and Gypsies in Basque Schools”, Fourth TOLERACE meeting, University of Leeds, Leeds (UK).

Muriel, Daniel (2012). “The participation of the expert fabric in the construction of what belong to us through cultural heritage in the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country” [In Spanish], Lecture in Research Master, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2011). “Immigration, Work and Coexistence: Seasonal Workers and Settled Immigrants in the Rioja Alavesa”, Third TOLERACE meeting, Seville (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2011). “Introduction of the study cases in the Basque Country: seasonal workers in Rioja Alavesa and learning models in Basque schools”, Second TOLERACE meeting, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2011). “Introduction to the Methodological Guide in TOLERACE Project”, Second TOLERACE meeting, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2011). “Vital precariousness: proposals and theoretical and methodological approaches within a context of crisis” [In Spanish], X Congreso Español de Ciencia Política y de la Administración, Murcia (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2010). “Project World(s) of Victims. Cases of study.”, Internationa Conference on World(s) of victims. Dispositifs and processes of identity construction of ‘the victim’ in contemporary Spain. Study of four paradigmatic cases, University of the Basque Country (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2010). “Cultural Heritage as contemporary mechanism of control/inducement of identity vulnerability” [In Spanish], Situaciones de vulnerabilidad en la sociedad contemporánea, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2010). “Particularities of the Basque Country and case studies”, First TOLERACE meeting, CES-Coimbra, Coimbra (Portugal).

Muriel, Daniel (2010). “Performing Sociology Through Actor-Network Theory: From Impressionist Cartography to the Dirtiness of Mediations” [In Spanish], I Encuentro Estatal ANT, Barcelona (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2008). “The expert as a manager of identities through cultural heritage and postmodern biopolitics” [In Spanish], Comunidad, identidad y políticas de gobierno en la sociedad del conocimiento, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2008). “Dispositifs of construction of the We in contemporary societies: heritage, experts, identity [In Spanish], Lecture in Gino Germani Institute, University of Buenos Aires (Argentina).

Muriel, Daniel (2008). “Experts and cultural heritage: (post)modern ways of producing and managing identities” [In Spanish], Lecture in the Department of Social Anthropology, University of Buenos Aires (Argentina).

Muriel, Daniel (2007). “Heritage as an Identity Technology in Knowledge Societies”, From Dissidence to Defiance: Resisting the Disciplines of Global Politics, Newcastle upon Tyne (UK).

Muriel Daniel (2006). “The production of identity in knowledge societies. The expert construction of heritage”, European Conference on Social Theory, Madrid (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2006). “Heritage and its fabric of expertise in the knowledge society” [In Spanish], I Encuentro Estatal de Estudios de la Ciencia y la Tecnología, Barcelona (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2005). “Heritage in the knowledge society” [In Spanish], Lecture in Research Master, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2005). “Heritage and its Fabric of Expertise in Knowledge Society: from Inscriptions (and their Technologies) to the Management and Production of Knowledge”, 37th World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology, Stockholm (Sweden).

Muriel, Daniel (2004). “Knowledge society? Re-thinking (and tinging) the post post- rubrics” [In Spanish], VIII Congreso Español de Sociología, Alicante (Spain).

Muriel, Daniel (2004). “Sociability, identity and community in virtual spaces of localisation and visibilisation: a non-modernist proposal for identity construction on the Internet through peer-to-peer software. The case of the community Spanishare” [In Spanish], II Congreso Internacional del Festival Ciberart Bilbao, Bilbao (Spain).

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