Arranged into four thematic sections - public and journalistic media; performance and practice media; social and affective media - Mona Baker and Bolette Blaagaard's collection brings together scholars offering a wide range of diverse contributions to engage with different forms of citizen media.
Arranged into four thematic sections - public and journalistic media; performance and practice media; social and affective media - Mona Baker and Bolette Blaagaard's collection brings together scholars offering a wide range of diverse contributions to engage with different forms of citizen media.
Mona Baker is Professor Emerita in Translation Studies at the Centre for Translation and Intercultural Studies, University of Manchester, UK. She is the author of Translation and Conflict (2006) and In Other Words (2011) and editor or co-editor of numerous reference works, including Routledge Encyclopedia of Translation Studies (2009). Bolette B. Blaagaard is Associate Professor of Communications at Aalborg University, Copenhagen, Denmark. She is the co-editor of Deconstructing Europe: Postcolonial Perspectives (2012) with Sandra Ponzanesi, After Cosmopolitanism (2013) with Patrick Hanafin and Rosi Braidotti, and Cosmopolitanism and the New News Media (2014) with Lilie Chouliaraki.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Reconceptualizing Citizen Media. A Preliminary Charting of a Complex Domain Mona Baker & Bolette B. Blaagaard Part I Empowering Citizens 2. Understanding Citizen Media as Practice: Agents, Processes, Publics Hilde Stephansen 3. Frontiers of the Political: 'Closed Sea' and the Cinema of Discontent Sandra Ponzanesi 4. Citizen Mediations of Connectivity: Narrowing the 'Culture of Distance' in Television News Bolette B. Blaagaard & Stuart Allan Part II Questions of Performance and Affect 5. Theatricality and Gesture as Citizen Media: Composure on a Precipice Jenny Hughes & Simon Parry 6. Nanodemonstrations as Media Events: Networked Forms of the Russian Protest Movement Evgenia Nim 7. The Politics of Affect in Activist Amateur Subtitling: A Biopolitical Perspective Luis Pérez-González Part III The Personal and the Political 8. Media Participation and Desiring Subjects Sara Beretta 9. Participatory Urbanism: Making the Stranger Familiar and the Familiar Strange Stine Ejsing-Duun 10. Ironic 'Resistance' in Chinese Citizen Media Online Astrid Nordin Part IV Processes of Appropriation: Whose Agenda? 11. The Securitization of Citizen Reporting in Post-Arab Spring Conflicts Lilie Chouliaraki 12. The People Formerly Known as the Oligarchy: The Cooptation of Citizen Journalism Julia Rone 13. Memory, Guardianship and the Witnessing Amateur in the Emergence of Citizen Journalism Karen Cross
1. Reconceptualizing Citizen Media. A Preliminary Charting of a Complex Domain Mona Baker & Bolette B. Blaagaard Part I Empowering Citizens 2. Understanding Citizen Media as Practice: Agents, Processes, Publics Hilde Stephansen 3. Frontiers of the Political: 'Closed Sea' and the Cinema of Discontent Sandra Ponzanesi 4. Citizen Mediations of Connectivity: Narrowing the 'Culture of Distance' in Television News Bolette B. Blaagaard & Stuart Allan Part II Questions of Performance and Affect 5. Theatricality and Gesture as Citizen Media: Composure on a Precipice Jenny Hughes & Simon Parry 6. Nanodemonstrations as Media Events: Networked Forms of the Russian Protest Movement Evgenia Nim 7. The Politics of Affect in Activist Amateur Subtitling: A Biopolitical Perspective Luis Pérez-González Part III The Personal and the Political 8. Media Participation and Desiring Subjects Sara Beretta 9. Participatory Urbanism: Making the Stranger Familiar and the Familiar Strange Stine Ejsing-Duun 10. Ironic 'Resistance' in Chinese Citizen Media Online Astrid Nordin Part IV Processes of Appropriation: Whose Agenda? 11. The Securitization of Citizen Reporting in Post-Arab Spring Conflicts Lilie Chouliaraki 12. The People Formerly Known as the Oligarchy: The Cooptation of Citizen Journalism Julia Rone 13. Memory, Guardianship and the Witnessing Amateur in the Emergence of Citizen Journalism Karen Cross
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