Tania Lewis
Professor
Media and Communication
RMIT University
Australia
Biography
Tania Lewis is a media and cultural studies scholar with a wide range of empirical research experience and expertise. An ex medical practitioner, she is the author or editor of seven books focusing on urban lifestyles, sustainability, consumption, and global media cultures, including Smart Living: Lifestyle Media and Popular Expertise, Telemodernities: Television and Transforming Lives in Asia (with Fran Martin and Wanning Sun) and Digital Ethnography: Principles and Practices (with Sarah Pink et al). She is a chief investigator on the ARC Discovery project, ‘Ethical Consumption: From the Margins to the Mainstream’ and on ‘Work-life Ecologies: Lifestyle, Sustainability, Practices’, funded by RMIT’s Sustainable Urban Precincts Project. She is also conducting research with RMIT colleagues on household digital media practices for KPMG. In addition, Tania is the author of more than 40 refereed articles and book chapters, many of which can be found at RMIT's Research Repository.
Research Interest
ethical consumption;
Publications
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 The 'good life' on the small screen: ethical consumption, food television and green makeoversÂ
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 Spirited publics? Post-secularism, enchantment and enterprise on Indian television
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 Adventures in love, risk and romance: Navigating post-traditional social relations on Indian dating shows