[PDF] Top 20 Cultural imaginaries and the dialectics of modern public sphere(s)

... respectively, the “media” of money and power. In other words, the system integrates diverse activities in accordance with the adaptive goals of economic and political ... See full document

... orientation and agenda and are highly motivated by a collective common goal: social ...to the old, classical social movements (labour struggle), and differently from the ones of ... See full document

... to the need for the frequent triangulation of three sociologies – art, culture and contemporary societies – to understand the plurality of meanings, contexts and ... See full document

... terms, the biggest possible framework for the discussion of fragmentation of the public sphere is the idea of multi-speed development of a polity, as ... See full document

... as the public’s reciprocal enlightenment, derive – are too well known to be repeated ...perspective, the emergence of a civil society of citizens who gathered as private individuals in order ... See full document

... to the Question: What is Enlightenment (1784), Kant puts forward his belief that the vocation to think freely, which humankind is endowed with, is bound to make sure that “the public use ... See full document

... Concerning the world of media, digital journalism questions a number of practices and standards of its profession, such as the legal regulation of online journalism, ... See full document

... contingence, and entropy became major categories of contemporary theoretical ...approaches. The post-modern society appears now to contempo- rary thought as a new world shaped by social ... See full document

... reject the ideas ...preliminary and exploratory reflection on the transformation of the notion of public sphere as our results are not representative of ... See full document

... Frenette and Vermette (2013) went further in a study on young adults’ involvement in the digital sphere, which helps us to position the results used in this ...to the intricate system ... See full document

... Since the widespread diffusion of neoliberalism in the West developed democracies during the 1980’s public broadcasting faces a serious identity and legitimacy crisis which has ... See full document

... in the public space, the relation between the city, the public and the artists changed in the late fifties of the 20th century, when the ... See full document

... help the signatories that argumentative associates of the manifesto have been explicit in assuming an apathetic patronising ...before the manifesto was published, New York Times columnist ... See full document

... in the process, in an interaction that should be characterized as ..."In the case of cultural pluralism, ...improve the public use of reason and make democratic ... See full document

... with the modern widely spread in international practice method of ...disqualification. The comparative analysis of international and Russian anti-corruption policies in ... See full document

... Regarding the problem of how this importance impacts on the public sphere, Maia argues that “approaching the media as a system implies recogni- zing that production and ... See full document

... notions of “deviance” – criminal or psychiatric – Isabelle coutant and chiara Pussetti address encounters within “normalizing” institu- tions that put at play different systems of meaning and ... See full document

... regulation of the status of machines with artificial ...Recognizing the incapac- ity of machines, their essential difference from man, it is possible, in principle, to prevent at ... See full document

... thank the referees for their careful reading and useful comments which improved the ...thank the Department of Mathematics at Lehigh University, where part of this work was ... See full document

... Nas ciências sociais, assume-se, com freqüência e muito facilmente, que o mercado é, em tudo, semelhante ao que os autores da economia neoclássica supõem que ele seja. Isto é verdade inc[r] ... See full document