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Le numérique est un mot qui est passé rapidement dans notre vocabulaire. Mais que désigne-t-il à proprement parler ? Comment comprendre et définir cet objet, ce phénomène qui semble destiné à transformer notre quotidien ? Les dictionnaires restent un peu perplexes devant le numérique ; leurs définitions ne renvoient souvent qu'à l'aspect étymologique et technique – un secteur associé au calcul, au nombre –, et surtout aux dispositifs opposés à l'analogique. Dans notre usage, le numérique désigne bien autre chose. C'est pourquoi la question de sa définition mérite d'être posée, car elle soulève une difficulté particulière. Une difficulté à la fois épistémologique, institutionnelle et sociale, voire économique et politique, mais qui permet précisément de cerner la complexité du numérique dans son déploiement actuel.
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Information society. --- Sociedad de la información. --- Sociology --- Information superhighway
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Digital divide --- Information society --- Information technology --- Social justice --- Social aspects
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Taking an interdisciplinary and global, intercultural approach, this book provides a clear and concise explanation of the key concepts but also goes beyond specific brands, sites and practices to show readers how to place social media more critically within the changing media and cultural landscape. Cutting across the many dimensions of social media, from the political, economic and visual, and with case studies in each chapter providing real-world examples of theory in action, this book explores the industries, ideologies and cultural practices that are increasingly becoming part of global popular culture.
Digital media --- Social media. --- Information society. --- Social aspects.
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Einen Großteil unseres Wissens nehmen wir in Diskurszusammenhängen wahr. Was in der Welt Gültigkeit hat, wird in Sprecherhandlungen als faktisch gegeben dargestellt. Unser Wissen über die Welt in Form von Fakten ist also in Diskurse eingebunden - in diesen wird Faktizität konstituiert. Der schillernde Begriff der Diskursanalyse scheint hierbei prima facie ein Erkenntnishindernis darzustellen. Diese vermeintliche Schwäche der Begriffsunschärfe ist Motivation für die Beleuchtung der Diskursanalyse aus dem Blickwinkel der jeweiligen Einzeldisziplin. Durch die Betrachtung des Diskursverständnisses innerhalb und außerhalb der Linguistik wird the state of the art kontrastiv vor allem durch die Beiträge der Soziologie, der Philosophie und der Risikoforschung facettenreicher und schärfer herausgearbeitet. Die dadurch perspektivierte Dynamik des Wissens im Spiegel des Erinnerns und Vergessens von "Faktischem" wird hinsichtlich der Dechiffrierung von Diskurspraktiken mit Blick auf die Frage problematisiert, welches Wissen als erhaltenswert und welches im Diskurs als vernachlässigbar zu klassifizieren ist. The greater part of our knowledge is bound up in discursive contexts. That which incontrovertibly exists is presented discursively as a fact. Thus, factual knowledge is produced in discourses. This role of discourse lends great relevance to discursive analysis and to the process of deciphering discursive practices. This is all the more true when power relations determine which knowledge is worthy of preservation and which should be considered expendable. The studies included in this volume undertake an analysis of discourse from the perspectives of linguistics, sociology, philosophy, and risk research.
Discourse analysis. --- Discourse Analysis. --- Information Society. --- Mediality. --- Pragmatics.
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"The internet has changed the way we communicate and so changed society and culture. Internet, Society, and Culture offers an understanding of this change by examining two case studies of pre and post internet communication. The first case study is of letters sent to and from Australia in 1835-1858 and the second is a study of online gaming. In both case studies, the focus is on the ways communication is created. The result is the definition of two types of communication that are lived simultaneously in the twenty-first century. One type of communication is from before the internet and relies on the body having touched and created a message-for example, by attaching signature-to stabilise the nature of sender, message and receiver. Internet-dependant communication is different because no identity-marker can be trusted on the internet and so individuals' styles of communicating are used to stabilise the transmission of messages. Being after the internet means having to live these two contradictory forms of communication."--Bloomsbury Publishing.
Communication --- Information society. --- Internet --- Data processing. --- Social aspects.
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"This book provides an in-depth comparative analysis of inequality and the stratification of the digital sphere. Grounded in classical sociological theories of inequality, as well as empirical evidence, this book defines 'the digital divide' as the unequal access and utility of internet communications technologies and explores how it has the potential to replicate existing social inequalities, as well as create new forms of stratification. The Digital Divide examines how various demographic and socio-economic factors including income, education, age and gender, as well as infrastructure, products and services affect how the internet is used and accessed. Comprised of six parts, the first section examines theories of the digital divide, and then looks in turn at: Highly developed nations and regions (including the USA, the EU and Japan) ; Emerging large powers (Brazil, China, India, Russia) ; Eastern European countries (Estonia, Romania, Serbia) ; Arab and Middle Eastern nations (Egypt, Iran, Israel) ; Under-studied areas (East and Central Asia, Latin America, and sub-Saharan Africa). Providingan interwoven analysis of the international inequalities in internet usage and access, this important work offers a comprehensive approach to studying the digital divide around the globe. It is an important resource for academic and students in sociology, social policy, communication studies, media studies and all those interested in the questions and issues around social inequality."--Publisher's website.
Digital divide. --- Information society. --- Equality. --- Fossé numérique --- Société informatisée --- Egalité (Sociologie) --- Digital divide --- Information society --- Equality --- Fossé numérique --- Société informatisée --- Egalité (Sociologie)
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Today, more mediated information is available to more people than at any other time in human history. New and revitalized sense-making strategies multiply in response to the challenges of cutting through the clutter of competing narratives and taming the avalanche of information. Data miners, sentiment analysts, and decision markets offer to help bodies of data speak for themselves -making sense of their own patterns so we don't have to. Neuromarketers and body language experts promise to peer behind people's words to see what their brains are really thinking and feeling. New forms of information processing promise to displace the need for expertise and even comprehension-at least for those with access to the data. Infoglut explores the connections between these wide-ranging sense-making strategies for an era of information overload and big data, and the new forms of control they enable. Andrejevic critiques the popular embrace of deconstructive debunkery, calling into question the post-truth, post-narrative, and post-comprehension politics it underwrites, and tracing a way beyond them.
Information society. --- Internet --- Société informatisée --- Social aspects. --- Aspect social --- Société informatisée
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