Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme
So-called new technologies create imaginary worlds and give rise to attitudes and discourse with a decidedly deterministic tone. While mainstream and traditional media largely prefer to see only the bright side of new digital and information and communication technologies, some “alternative” media o...
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Université Laval
2020-07-01
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| description | So-called new technologies create imaginary worlds and give rise to attitudes and discourse with a decidedly deterministic tone. While mainstream and traditional media largely prefer to see only the bright side of new digital and information and communication technologies, some “alternative” media outlets take another tack, railing against the misdeeds of new technology and denouncing “false progress.” The article looks at one such outlet, Grenoble’s ultralocal Le Postillon, a little satirical magazine with alterglobalist leanings founded in 2009 to cover Grenoble local news. This leads into a reflection on the relationship between modern social myths and the media. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-14b00bbc0c25412699c6c715a3aaf5202022-12-21T23:30:35ZfraUniversité LavalCommunication1189-37881920-73442020-07-0137110.4000/communication.11222Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’hommeMaria HolubowiczSo-called new technologies create imaginary worlds and give rise to attitudes and discourse with a decidedly deterministic tone. While mainstream and traditional media largely prefer to see only the bright side of new digital and information and communication technologies, some “alternative” media outlets take another tack, railing against the misdeeds of new technology and denouncing “false progress.” The article looks at one such outlet, Grenoble’s ultralocal Le Postillon, a little satirical magazine with alterglobalist leanings founded in 2009 to cover Grenoble local news. This leads into a reflection on the relationship between modern social myths and the media.http://journals.openedition.org/communication/11222mythtechnologyalternative mediasatireGrenoble |
| spellingShingle | Maria Holubowicz Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme Communication myth technology alternative media satire Grenoble |
| title | Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme |
| title_full | Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme |
| title_fullStr | Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme |
| title_short | Ne pas croire en la technologie comme l’avenir de l’homme |
| title_sort | ne pas croire en la technologie comme l avenir de l homme |
| topic | myth technology alternative media satire Grenoble |
| url | http://journals.openedition.org/communication/11222 |
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