Ego-Media. Socio-philosophical strokes to the history of television. Practical course
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The average age of the viewer in Russia is gradually approaching the age of fifty. This is a world trend. But does this mean that television loses its leading position in the communication system? Rather, on the contrary, the author of the book, doctor of philosophical sciences, professor of NSU named after N.I. Lobachevsky A.N. Fortunats: In modern society, the "presumption of visuality", affecting the worldview of young people, is deeply rooted, although they refuse the "outdated" television screen, plunging into the Internet communication. The television throughout its history not only brought the “picture” to the eyes of the viewer, but also became an increasingly democratic technology that penetrates the flesh and blood of a person. It changed the very essence of social relations in the 21st century: the more lonely you are, the more chances you have to become all recognized ego-medium.
The book is intended for a wide audience who is interested in the problems of modern communication, as well as for students, graduate students and scientists specializing in social philosophy, journalism, communicativeness, media sociology and recent history
The book is intended for a wide audience who is interested in the problems of modern communication, as well as for students, graduate students and scientists specializing in social philosophy, journalism, communicativeness, media sociology and recent history
Author:
Author:Fortunatov Anton Nikolaevich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9765-3494-0
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