19 interesting ways to communicate knowledge

hrough Design Fiction (e.g. Zero Hours)
Through Social Fiction (e.g. Low Fat Love)
Through Visual Journalism (e.g. Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt)
Through Visual Biography (e.g. Robert Moses: The Master Builder of New York City)
Through Graphic Novels (I lack examples of this – I’m also aware the distinction between ‘graphic novels’ and ‘visual biography’ and ‘visual journalism’ may be so fine grained as to be pretty meaningless)
Through Photography ( e.g. Art Sexual)
Through Philosophical Biography (e.g. Wittgenstein, The Courtier’s Heretic)
Through Creative Non-Fiction (e.g. Zeitoun, Venkatesh’s work)
Through Film or Animation (e.g. Rufus Stone, Waking Life)
Through Theater (e.g. the Fabulous Ruins of Detroit)
Through Video Games (e.g. Celiac Sam)
Through Buzzfeed Style Lists (e.g. this)
Through Walking Tours (e.g. the superb tour of Manhattan given by an urban sociologist at the 2015 Eastern Sociological Society conference)
Through Podcasted Dialogues (e.g. the Promise of Sociology in 2015)
Through Filmed Dialogues (e.g. British Sociology since 1945 or this dialogue between Carol Smart and Jeffrey Weeks)
Through Stand Alone Prezis & Slideshare (e.g. I’ve never given this as a talk in person or intended to)
Through Short Story (e.g. The Last Seminar)
Through Musical Theater (e.g. The Theory of Justice Musical)
Through Cut & Paste Assembly (e.g. Kant in Hand!)