A sua pesquisa

Resultados 2 recursos

  • The public sphere conception continues to hold center stage in debates and visions of radical democratic society, and Jürgen Habermas’ work continues to be the most popular starting point for developing this conception. However, the Habermasian public sphere has also come under powerful and sustained criticism from many quarters. Here I concentrate upon the critiques of a group of theorists to whom I refer as difference democrats. I examine the three key arguments of these critics:that the public sphere conception involves the exclusion of aesthetic-affective modes of communication and hence the voices of certain groups; that it assumes that power can be separated from public discourse, which masks exclusion and domination; and that it promotes consensus as the purpose of deliberation, which marginalizes voices that do not readily agree. Against these claims I show that the Habermasian public sphere can be read as maximizing the inclusion of difference in deliberative exchange. I demonstrate how the conception extensively accommodates aesthetic-affective modes of discourse, how it accounts for both negative and positive forms of power in discourse, and how it promotes the process over the end-point of rational discourse in public opinion formation.

  • Questo libro indaga i significati, gli usi e le implicazioni del termine "multimedialità" e gli scenari che si stanno definendo nelle trasformazioni linguistiche alla base dell'idea stessa di tale termine. Dunque storia, documentazione, analisi e un quadro completo delle possibilità applicative della multimedialità. L'autore analizza i mutamenti che il passaggio al digitale produce: le ibridazioni linguistiche e gli eclettismi di codici come l'immagine filmica e i linguaggi visivi in generale che utilizzano in modi crescenti i media digitali. Il dvd allegato contiene immagini audiovisive documentarie di installazioni multimediali nonché informazioni complementari al testo.

Última atualização da base de dados: 05/10/26, 23:00 (UTC)