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El. knyga: Digital Turn: User's Practices and Cultural Transformations

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  • Išleidimo metai: 12-Jun-2013
  • Leidėjas: Peter Lang AG
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783653023251
  • Formatas: PDF+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 12-Jun-2013
  • Leidėjas: Peter Lang AG
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783653023251

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By combining the analysis of the new forms and environments of the digital world with critical scholarship of the role of the users, this book argues that cultural field is facing a challenge of the digital turn. The digital turn hereby implies that changes in the use and application of digital technology bring on changes in practice and in the relationships between cultural institutions and audiences. We approach the changes in society from the structural (institutional) as well as from the agential (audiences, users, individuals) perspective. The authors represented in this book share the view that there is no need to fear the new media pushing aside traditional cultural forms, acknowledging at the same time that the scope of this cultural change is far from understood.
The Challenge of the Digital Turn 7(6)
Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt
Pille Runnel
Marin Laak
Piret Viires
I User's practices
Orienting the Heritage Institution towards Participatory Users in the Internet
13(14)
Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt
Pille Runnel
Agnes Aljas
New Media and Changes in the Forms of Cultural Transmission: The Estonian Experience
27(18)
Marju Lauristin
Reaching and Including Digital Visitors: Swedish Museums and Social Demand
45(16)
Tobias Olsson
Anders Svensson
Changing users of Memory Institutions
61(10)
Krista Lepik
Audiovisual Collections in a Digital Culture: Reflections on Providers and Users of Digital Audiovisual Heritage in Flanders
71(14)
Lien Mostmans
Eva Van Passel
User and the Digital Environment: Rewriting the Narrative of the Literary Past
85(20)
Marin Laak Heritage
Can You Be Friends with an Art Museum? Rethinking the Art Museum with Facebook
105(14)
Katrine Damkjaer
Lea Schick
Recommended Friends, Artists, Events and Books: The Opportunities and Risks of Web 3.0
119(14)
Stijn Bannier
Chris Vleugels
Blogging Writers: (De)Mystification of Authority?
133(14)
Joke Beyl
Life-Publishing on the Internet - a Playful Field of Life-Narrating
147(14)
Sari Ostman
Exploring Digital Identity: Beyond the Private Public Paradox
161(14)
Stacey M. Koosel
From Landscape to Multi-layer Landscape: Landscape as a Tourism Resource on Web 2.0
175(16)
David Casado-Neira
Accessible Digital Culture for Disabled People
191(16)
Marcus Weisen
II Cultural transformations
A Short History of Participation in the Cultural Realm
207(16)
Nico Carpentier
Playful Public Connectivity and Heritage Institutions
223(14)
Anne Kaun
Solitude in Cyberspace
237(14)
Piret Viires
Virve Sarapik
Digital Memory, Risks and Common Sense: Dilemmas in the Context of National Libraries
251(10)
Janne Andresoo
Mihkel Volt
Cybertextuality Meets Transtextuality
261(10)
Markku Eskelinen
From the Gutenberg Galaxy to the Internet Galaxy. Digital Textuality and the Change of the Cultural Landscape
271(14)
Raine Koskimaa
Between Technology and Teleology: Can the Digital Age Embrace the Analogue Experience of Culture?
285
Farouk Y. Seif
Pille Runnel is a Research Director at the Estonian National Museum and a Researcher at the project «Developing Museum Communication in the 21st Century Information Environment». Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt is an Associate Professor at the University of Tartu, Institute of Journalism and Communication and a Researcher at the Estonian National Museum. Piret Viires is Professor of Estonian Literature at Tallinn University and a Senior Researcher at the Estonian Literary Museum. Marin Laak is a Senior Researcher at the Estonian Literary Museum and the leader of the research project «Sources of Cultural History and Contexts of Literature».