obc | after media industry: media culture - the future dispositive of society’s development
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Thomas Bauer, University of Vienna, Austria After media industry: Media culture - the future dispositive of society’s development http://obc2012.outofthebox.si/TRANSCRIPT
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
GOING BEYOND MEDIA
INDUSTRY Media Culture – the Future Dispositive of
Society’s Development
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
QUESTIONNING SCIENCE FOR CONDITIONS OF
BETTER LIFE: SOCIAL SCIENCE CONTRIBUTION:
CONSIDERING SOCIETY MEANS TO INTERRUPT THE
EVERYDAY ROUTINES OF THINKING AND ACTING
MIRRORING WITH INTEREST OF AFFIRMATION
OR REFLECTING WITH INTEREST OF CHANGE.
SOCIAL SCIENCE AS OBSERVATION OF OBSERVATION
COMMUNICATION – THE RESOURCE OF CHANGE
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
Why we think communication was a resource to make
life becoming a better one?
What was the notion of a better life in context of industrial
development ( logics of sorrow)?
What is the challenge of change for a concept of better
life in context of media society?
What has to be new in concepts and habits of
communication in media context?
Understanding Media
• System-Perspective – industry-logical perspective:
fragmentizing competence in relation to technology
Media - the resource of knowledge: power, influence, effects:
The world is, how media design it
• User-Perspective – emancipative logics in relation needs:
Media - the frame of reference for knowledge and experience:
The world is, how the user construct it
• Society-Perspective – integrative & cultural interpretation:
Media - the environment of social interaction – Mediality:
The world is, how people interact in relation to it
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
Doing the Media
Media-related Social Practice in Everyday Life: Flashes
Media is not: a technical item / apparatus of transport or
transmission. But is doing / using it
• Using Media is increasingly becoming active
• Multitude and omnipresence of new media
• Mutual causality of social change and media development
• Media the most-related frame of reference
• Media appropriation: appropriation of reality
• Integration of media technology in everyday execution of life
• Madiatisation of of key factors of individual and social life
• Mediatisation of key programs of social, cultural and political life
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
Understanding Society
Society means:
• not an object, but: a concept of social arrangement
• the world of it‘s communication: what it‘s communication is like
• the sum of it‘s stories and discourses: keeps the world together
Media Society means:
• nothing in/of society is media-free
• the medial environment (mediality setting)
• a socio-cultural program constituted in the modus of mediality
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
Do we understand Communication?
• The Transmission of Meaning the Reality?
• The Contract on Deception?
• The Construction of Meaning (Sense of Reality)?
– The Determination of Meaning and Sense Avoiding
Uncertainty (anthropological)
– The Supposition of Sociability of Anyone‘s Interpretation of
Individual Existence Avoiding Isolation (socio-psychologica)l
– The Unification of Difference in Search of Truth (cultural)
– Strategy of Agreement on Similarity
– Habit of Agreement on Difference and Diversity
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
WHAT IS MEDIA IN RELATION TO COMMUNICATION?
COMMUNICATION IDEA
THEORY INTERPRETATION PRACTICE
ANALYSIS
MEDIA - INTERACTION REALITY
What should media
communication be like? What couldmedia
communication be like?
How does media
communication work?
How to do media
communication?
Motifs of Competence?
• What is media doing with people?
Dislocation of competence to technology
• What is people doing with media?
Supposing competence as intrinsic dimension of human acting
• What is people doing for themselves?
Competence as an individual and a social (public) value
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Bauer - University of Vienna, Department for Communications - [email protected]
In the Context of
Media- and Knowledge Society -
to understand the reality
means
to understand media