2007
DOI: 10.5194/sg-2-77-2007
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Schreiben → Senden → Schauen? – Medienmacht und Medienohnmacht im Prozess der symbolischen Regionalisierung

Abstract: Zusammenfassung. Die aktuelle sozialgeographische Diskussion richtet ihr Augenmerk zunehmend auf die Rolle der Medien bei der Ausprägung und sozialen Etablierung symbolischer Geographien. Insbesondere die Frage nach ihrem Machtpotential bei der Durchsetzung bestimmter Weltbilder wird gestellt. Die vorliegende Studie beschäftigt sich anhand des Beispiels des Mitteldeutschen Rundfunks und der Etablierung sowie symbolischen Besetzung des Toponyms " Mitteldeutschland" mit der Frage, wie der Medien-Macht-Komplex im… Show more

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“…Although the flood of images has increased, creating the impression that this is a comparatively new phenomenon, the underlying modes of construction of geographies are certainly not new. Indeed, as Tilo Felgenhauer and Antje Schlottmann (2007) argue, this involves methods of appropriating the world that are firmly established in the "language of space" and are continually reproduced in many variations. Using the example of the (re)construction of "Mitteldeutschland" [Central Germany] by the media, they thereby break through common simplified conceptions of "the media" as actors in the production of opinions and views of the world, and turn the argument around: media portrayals often play a less active and more reactive role in the everyday production of "world-views".…”
Section: On the Contributions In This Thematic Issuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the flood of images has increased, creating the impression that this is a comparatively new phenomenon, the underlying modes of construction of geographies are certainly not new. Indeed, as Tilo Felgenhauer and Antje Schlottmann (2007) argue, this involves methods of appropriating the world that are firmly established in the "language of space" and are continually reproduced in many variations. Using the example of the (re)construction of "Mitteldeutschland" [Central Germany] by the media, they thereby break through common simplified conceptions of "the media" as actors in the production of opinions and views of the world, and turn the argument around: media portrayals often play a less active and more reactive role in the everyday production of "world-views".…”
Section: On the Contributions In This Thematic Issuementioning
confidence: 99%