2006
DOI: 10.1080/07393140600856284
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Politics and Entertainment: Civic Catastrophe or Democratic Possibility?

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“…John Street () argues that understanding of politics has moved far beyond “the formal boundaries of the constitution and the political processes” to the informal ways in which “people see themselves and those around them” through the production and consumption of popular culture (p. 42). Scholars are now looking for “possible democratic moments within political entertainment” (Warner, , p. 432). These shifting dynamics may exert “an empowering, democratising effect” that does not undermine citizenship, but rather reinforces it “by supplying new kinds of awareness and expectations” (Corner & Pels, , p. 5).…”
Section: Doing Citizenshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…John Street () argues that understanding of politics has moved far beyond “the formal boundaries of the constitution and the political processes” to the informal ways in which “people see themselves and those around them” through the production and consumption of popular culture (p. 42). Scholars are now looking for “possible democratic moments within political entertainment” (Warner, , p. 432). These shifting dynamics may exert “an empowering, democratising effect” that does not undermine citizenship, but rather reinforces it “by supplying new kinds of awareness and expectations” (Corner & Pels, , p. 5).…”
Section: Doing Citizenshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mimo to nieustannie powraca, przywoływany przez różnych autorów, prowadzących swoje badania w ramach odmiennych perspektyw, argument, iż współcześnie stajemy się coraz bardziej zubożałymi demokracjami, które (między innymi ze względu na dominację marketingu nad polityką) ulegają trywializacji i banalizacji 39 . Tym samym rozwój nowoczesnych, masowych społeczeństw miast urzeczywistniać idee prawdziwej demokracji (typu idealnego: demos kratos), w której mamy do czynienia z doskonale poinformowanymi i zaangażowanymi w życie społeczne i polityczne obywatelami, przekształca publiczną debatę w pustą formalność 40 .…”
Section: Marketing Polityczny Ponowoczesność I Demokracjaunclassified