2010
DOI: 10.3917/enic.hs02.0500
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Médiation/s : un avatar du régime de la communication ?

Abstract: Résumé Dans cet article, nous considérons la médiation comme symptôme de notre société contemporaine. Les gouvernements, les médias, les responsables d'entreprises autant que les professionnels de la culture ou de l'éducation et de la recherche s'y réfèrent autant qu'ils y ont recours dans leurs activités quotidiennes. Son usage généralisé témoigne, en ce début du XXIe siècle de la construction réelle et/ou symbolique d'une société en réseau, d'une société "commutative". Après avoir analysé les discours qui l'… Show more

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“…This requires, among other things, rethinking the system and environments so that it adapts to the different needs of the populations and understands the structural inequalities. Instead, health mediation catches up with the individual consequences of an inadequate system to the difficulties encountered by populations,56 built by economic cost reduction considerations 49 56…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This requires, among other things, rethinking the system and environments so that it adapts to the different needs of the populations and understands the structural inequalities. Instead, health mediation catches up with the individual consequences of an inadequate system to the difficulties encountered by populations,56 built by economic cost reduction considerations 49 56…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This requires, among other things, rethinking the system and environments so that it adapts to the different needs of Open access populations and understands the structural inequalities. Instead, health mediation catches up with the individual consequences of an inadequate to the difficulties encountered by populations, 56 built by economic cost reduction considerations. 49 56 The second question is: Does health mediation seek to emancipate people or gently impose behavioural norms to bring people back to a system that is nevertheless inadequate?…”
Section: Towards a Conceptual Framework Of Health Mediationmentioning
confidence: 99%