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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- ISBN
- 9780817355852
À propos de ce produit
Product Identifiers
Publisher
University of Alabama Press
ISBN-10
0817355855
ISBN-13
9780817355852
eBay Product ID (ePID)
80466634
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Publication Name
Public Modalities
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Subject
Political Process / Media & Internet, Political Process / General, Communication Studies, Media Studies, Popular Culture, Rhetoric
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Political Science, Social Science, Language Arts & Disciplines
Series
Rhetoric, Culture, and Social Critique Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
17 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Additional Product Features
Edition Number
2
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2009-036546
Reviews
"The quality of the scholarship in this book is terrific. . . .[It] has the sort of unified vision a good scholarly volume requires, much like Brouwer and Asen's earlier counterpublics volume, which, to my mind, has become a classic in rhetorical studies." -James Arnt Aune, author of Rhetoric and Marxism and Selling the Free Market: The Rhetoric of Economic Correctness, "The quality of the scholarship in this book is terrific. . . .[It] has the sort of unified vision a good scholarly volume requires, much like Brouwer and Asen's earlier counterpublics volume, which, to my mind, has become a classic in rhetorical studies." --James Arnt Aune, author of Rhetoric and Marxism and Selling the Free Market: The Rhetoric of Economic Correctness, "This book features the work of some genuinely creative and brilliant scholars. . . [It will indeed make a significant contribution to the field. . . . There is no other work like [it available to those of us who think, write, and teach about publics and their manifestations in society today." --Dana L. Cloud, author of Control and Consolation in American Politics and Culture: Rhetorics of Therapy, "This book features the work of some genuinely creative and brilliant scholars. . . [It] will indeed make a significant contribution to the field. . . . There is no other work like [it] available to those of us who think, write, and teach about publics and their manifestations in society today." --Dana L. Cloud, author of Control and Consolation in American Politics and Culture: Rhetorics of Therapy, "The quality of the scholarship in this book is terrific. . . .[It has the sort of unified vision a good scholarly volume requires, much like Brouwer and Asen's earlier counterpublics volume, which, to my mind, has become a classic in rhetorical studies." --James Arnt Aune, author of Rhetoric and Marxism and Selling the Free Market: The Rhetoric of Economic Correctness, "This book features the work of some genuinely creative and brilliant scholars. . . [It] will indeed make a significant contribution to the field. . . . There is no other work like [it] available to those of us who think, write, and teach about publics and their manifestations in society today." -Dana L. Cloud, author of Control and Consolation in American Politics and Culture: Rhetorics of Therapy
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
306.20973
Synopsis
Illustrates a modalities approach to the study of publics This book explores the ways that scholars, journalists, politicians, and citizens conceive of "the public" or "public life," and how those entities are defined and invented. For decades, scholars have used the metaphors of spheres, systems, webs, or networks to talk about, describe, and map various practices. This volume proposes a new metaphor--modalities--to suggest that publics are forever in flux, and much more fluid and dynamic than the static models of systems or spheres would indicate--especially in the digital age, where various publics rapidly evolve and dissipate. Contributors to the volume--employing approaches from the fields of communication studies, English, sociology, psychology, and history--explore a broad range of texts and artifacts that give rise to publics, and discuss what they reveal about conceptualizations of social space. By focusing on process in public engagement, these scholars highlight questions of how people advance their interests and identities, and how they adapt to situational constraints. Bringing together scholars in rhetorical, cultural, and media studies, this collection of new case studies illustrates a modalities approach to the study of publics. These case studies explore the implications of different ways of forming publics, including alternative means of expression (protests, culture jamming); the intersection of politics and consumerism (how people express their identities and interests through their consumer behavior); and online engagement (blogs as increasingly important public fora). In doing so, they raise important questions of access, community, and political efficacy, Public Modalities introduces a dynamic framework for understanding how publics are formed, transformed, and expressed. Through interdisciplinary case studies, the book explores how people engage in public life via protest, consumerism, and digital media?challenging static models of public discourse and offering new insights into identity, access, and political participation., A bold rethinking of public discourse, Public Modalities explores how people shape civic life through protest, media, and identity in an ever-evolving public sphere. This book explores the ways that scholars, journalists, politicians, and citizens conceive of ?the public? or ?public life,? and how those entities are defined and invented. For decades, scholars have used the metaphors of spheres, systems, webs, or networks to talk about, describe, and map various practices. This volume proposes a new metaphor?modalities?to suggest that publics are forever in flux, and much more fluid and dynamic than the static models of systems or spheres would indicate?especially in the digital age, where various publics rapidly evolve and dissipate. Contributors to the volume?employing approaches from the fields of communication studies, English, sociology, psychology, and history?explore a broad range of texts and artifacts that give rise to publics, and discuss what they reveal about conceptualizations of social space. By focusing on process in public engagement, these scholars highlight questions of how people advance their interests and identities, and how they adapt to situational constraints. Bringing together scholars in rhetorical, cultural, and media studies, this collection of new case studies illustrates a modalities approach to the study of publics. These case studies explore the implications of different ways of forming publics, including alternative means of expression (protests, culture jamming); the intersection of politics and consumerism (how people express their identities and interests through their consumer behavior); and online engagement (blogs as increasingly important public fora). In doing so, they raise important questions of access, community, and political efficacy
LC Classification Number
JA75.7.P83 2010
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