Post-Mass-Media and Participation.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Schreiber, Michel.

Contributor:

Stürmer, Milan.

Series:

AugenBlick

AugenBlick ; v.80

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Massenmedien.

Félix Guattari.

Mediale Teilhabe.

Local Subjects:

Massenmedien.

Félix Guattari.

Mediale Teilhabe.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (110 pages)

Edition:

1. Aufl.

Place of Publication:

Marburg : Schüren Verlag, 2021.

Summary:

Long description: 30 Jahre nachdem Félix Guattari den Begriff des Postmassenmedialen als notwendige Bedingung medialer Teilhabe eingeführt hat, wirkt er weiterhin in den Arbeiten nachfolgender Generationen nach. Dass ein Konzept, das auf politisches Geschehen und technische Entwicklungen bis hin zur Zäsur von 1989 reagiert, noch heute den wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchs beschäftigt, ist jedoch nicht selbstverständlich. Diese Ausgabe der AugenBlick, die im Umfeld der DFG-Forscher:innengruppe Mediale Teilhabe entstanden ist, unterstreicht die Notwendigkeit, aufmerksam die sich wandelnden Formen politischer und künstlerischer Partizipation im sogenannten “postmedialen Zeitalter” zu betrachten. Die hier versammelten Beiträge formulieren dabei keine Medientheorie der Ermöglichung von Teilhabe. Viel eher tritt das Postmassenmediale selbst als eine Frage der Teilhabe hervor, die in sich medial begriffen werden muss. Dieser Rahmen erlaubt es, das Postmassenmediale in unserer gegenwärtigen techno-politischen Situation zu verorten. So tritt es uns in Arbeiten zu Videospielen, dokumentarischen Projekten, YouTube, Ästhetik und Ethik des Politischen und in Meditationen zur Pandemie entgegen.

Long description: Three decades after Félix Guattari introduced the concept of post-mass-media as a necessary condition of media participation, it is by no means self-evident that his reaction to events leading up to 1989 would still attract a new generation of scholars today. Yet, the concept continually reappears to address the role of technology in democratic participation and the relation between the aesthetic and the political. Originating in discussions of the DFG research group Media and Participation, this issue attests to the continued need to remain attentive to the shifting forms of political and artistic participation and their multiple re-valuations in what has been called a “post-media age”. Instead of proposing a theory of media, which is said to facilitate and shape participation, post-media emerges from the beginning as a question of participation, which is itself ‘medial.’ This framing is central to this issue of AugenBlick and allows for the question of post-media to be situated in our current condition through investigations of video games, documentary projects, YouTube, aesthetics and ethics in the political field, as well as the global pandemic.

Contents:

Intro

Impressum

Table of Content

Michel Schreiber / Milan Stürmer: Editorial

Nostalgia for 1968

Reinventing Democracy

The New Aesthetic Paradigm

Post-Media and Participation

Bibliography

Markus Spöhre: "Hear the Difference". Audio GameProsumer Communities in a Postmedia Context

1 Introduction

2 Audio Games and Audiogame.net

2.1 Audio Games: A Short Historical Introduction

2.2 Audyssey as an Intervention in Visual Regimes: Molecular Alternative Practices

2.2.1 From Audyssey to Audiogames.net

2.2.2 Audiogames.net

3 Conclusion

Urs Humpenöder: Post-Mass-Media

Websites

Anna Wiehl: Post-Mass-Media asnetworked|networking Performativity

Guattari revisited - networked|networking and the three ecologies of post-mass-media

'New documentary ecologies' and the heritage of the collaborative media making

Entering the networked|networking nexus of The Shore Line - participation and polyphony in practice

'The Interactive' - From interactivity to interaction, participation and co-creation

Polyphony, plurivocality and the concept of documentary voice

Opening spaces for participation and taking action

Concluding reflections - from representation to performativity

Gala Hernández López: Common Images

Introduction

1 Post-media subjectivities, YouTube and art

2 Media warming and the videosphere

3 The artist as ecologist

Jacopo Bodini: Post-Media, Virality, and Desire

Guattari's Post-media: an ethico-aesthetic paradigm

Untimely meditations on post-media virality

Meditation #1 -On Post-coronial studies

Meditation #2: Anthropocene and Radical Mediation

Meditation #1+2: Mediation as Self-consciousness

Meditation #3: Post-media Hybridity

Meditation #4: We are the medium

Untimely Resonations.

Virality and desire as information

Mathias Denecke: "Work it"

Mass media and homogenised subjectivity

Heterogeneous subjectivity

Post-media

Conclusion

Online Sources

List of Authors

Anna Wiehl

Gala Hernández López

Jacopo Bodini

Markus Spöhrer

Mathias Denecke

Michel Schreiber

Milan Stürmer

Urs Cornelius Humpenöder

List of Figures.

Notes:

PublicationDate: 20210501

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

9783741001468

3741001465

OCLC:

1247656728