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Die inszenierte Stadt : zur Praxis und Theorie kultureller Konstruktionen
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- In diesem Band sind zwölf kultur-, literatur- und geschichtswissenschaftliche Beiträge versammelt, die das Thema Stadt in unterschiedlichen Kontexten zum Inhalt haben.Der Schwierpunkt liegt auf Nordeuropa, auf Städten wie Stockholm, Kopenhagen oder St. Petersburg. Erfasst werden urbane Spezifika sowie historische Verbindungen und gegenwärtige Beziehungen, nich zuletzt stehen die künstlerischen Annäherungen an Städte im Fokus.Das gemeinsame Thema is die Herstellung von Bildern des Städtischen, ihre bewusste Erzeugung und Zielgerichtete Verwendung, woraus sich der Begriff der „inszenierten“ Stadt ableitet.Dabei ist nicht nur an massenmediale Umsetzungen und Städtemarketing zu denken oder an der „entwirklichte“ oder „entstofflichte“ Darstellung der Stadt in Literatur und Film, sondern gerade auch an die Städtebilder, welche die urbane Wahrnehmung mit Hilfe von Kollektivsymbolen, Stereotypen, Metaphem oder elementaren narrativen Einheiten vorstrukturieren.
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Diversity in theory and practice. News journalists in Sweden and Germany
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Research on media and diversity has mainly focused on content analysis, or more precisely, on how immigrants are covered by the mass media. This book concentrates on the media workers themselves, and on mass media organizations. News journalists with immigrant backgrounds responded to interview questions such as: How do journalists with immigrant backgrounds experience their working conditions, career possibilities, and their possibilities of influencing media coverage? and How does ethnic diversity contribute to a change in the media coverage? Field studies were conducted in both Swedish and German newsrooms in order to explore diversity in practice. The volume deals also with the mass media as organization and with diversity from a theoretical stance by addressing the following question: What are the possibilities and limitations of mass media organizations in managing diversity issues in accordance with the common ideals of equal opportunity? Diversity management is discussed as one possible option. This book is the result of a multidisciplinary project that brings together work in sociology, journalism and media studies in order to analyze cultural diversity in media organizations. Content: Introduction (Heike Graf & Jan Inge Jönhill), Exploring media and ethnic diversity in Sweden and Germany (Gunilla Hultén & Heike Graf), Mass media Organizations and managing diversity: Possibilities and limitations. From a communicational system theoretical perspective (Jan Inge Jönhill), Diversity disorders. Ethnicity and newsroom cultures (Gunilla Hultén), Examining ethnicity in German newsrooms (Heike Graf), and Making a (small) difference? Swedish media workers’ views on the contributions of their ethnic minority colleagues (Leonor Camauër).
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- Graf, Heike
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”Another world is plantable” : Urban activist gardeners’ communicative action
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- Urban activist gardening can take many forms and is practiced in cities all over the world from community gardens on vacant lots, that is, the cultivation of what is considered to be neglected land , to the cultivation of tree pits, and to moss graffiti on rocks, logs, pots or statuary. Without communicating these actions, we did not know anything about these movements. For instance, mass media has taken up this issue of transformation in several contributions. Most of the people know about it via mass media, that has frequently taken up activist gardening in cities. However, this paper explores how urban activist gardener themselves communicate their actions on websites. What are the selection criteria for dissemination information on their activities? How do they try to open up for participation for the “right” people?
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