week 1 Flashcards

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mediatization

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the process whereby society to an increasing degree is submitted to, or becomes dependent on, the media and their logic

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media logic

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institutional and technological modus operandi of the media, including how they distribute material and symbolic resources and make use of formal and informal rules

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mediation

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communication via medium, whereby the medium can affect the message.

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insitutional perspective

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analyzing media and their interaction with society using sociological concepts of institutions, including rules and allocation of resources (materials and authority over it)

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5
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direct mediatization

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a social activity is substituted or transformed from a non-mediated form to a mediated form, where the media become a necessary interface

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indirect mediatization

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a social activity is increasingly influenced in form, content, or organization by mediagenic symbols or mechanisms

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virtualization

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social insitutions are no longer as bound to specific physical locations and so individuals can participate (in politics, education, etc.) remotely through media

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hyperreality

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the symbols or signs of media culture form a simulacra, semblances
of reality that bit only seems more real than the physical and social reality, but also replace it

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9
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Schulz: 4 processes

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extention; substitution; amalgamation; adaptation

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10
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mediated quasi-interaction

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mass media, newspapers, radio and
television; the communication addresses an unknown, unspecified
group of people who are unable to interact with the sender; monologue

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functions of media for institutions

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1) constitute an interface in relations with and between other institutions, 2) realm of shared experience, 3) creating public political sphere

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cultural reflexivity

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In the era of globalization the media not only provide channels of
communication between nations and peoples, but also establish networks
across all manner of geographical areas and actors

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centrifugal force

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broadened national public sphere contact with outside world

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14
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centripetal force

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media environment with more “introvert” spaces, like neighbourhood radio, etc.

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15
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affordances

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action possibilities of use you have with a particular device, media
platform. Are not just about the functionalities of the technological device, but are
related to the context and the individual: the goals you have with the communication
you want to play

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