Speaking in the public sphere / by Schwarze, Steve

Media, Religion, and the Public Sphere by Coman Mihai

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Social Media and the Public Sphere by Christian Fuchs

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The Internet as a “Public Sphere” by Jurgita Matačinskaitė

“… This paper considers the theory of the Internet becoming part of the “public sphere”. The first part of the paper looks at how the concept of the public sphere was used by different scholars and how they defined the theory of the “public sphere”. …”
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Introduction: Literary Public Spheres by Torbjörn Forslid, Anders Ohlsson

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Internet as the public sphere in China. by Li, Zhan.

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Iran and the Boomeranging Cartoon Wars: Can Public Spheres At Risk Ally With Public Spheres Yet to be Achieved? by Fischer, Michael M. J.

“…At stake are the agons, polemos (Greek terms of reference), or luti-jahel-daarvish, “Karbala paradigm,” and jumhuri-ye moral struggles (Persian terms of reference) in Iran and the West over creating and protecting robust public spheres and civil societies. Four perspectives are probed: cultural politics; cultural media histories; the emotional excess (jouissance, petit à) of cultural politics; and the deep play mode of aesthetic judgement formed between the practical and ethical, between political economy and expressive art (including political drama), and between individual self-fashioning on the one hand, and on the other hand changing symbolic and social orders.…”
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Public Spheres, Counterpublics’ Fears and Syncopolitics by Fred Dalmasso

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Data Activism in Light of the Public Sphere by Miren Gutiérrez

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An inquiry into the evolution of Romania's public sphere by Iulia Anghel, Elena Banciu, Flavius Pană, Ana Birtalan

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Being Genderless of Public Sphere and Sport by Murat Yüksel

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State, Market, and Prospects for the Public Sphere by Pradeep Peiris, Hasini Lecamwasam

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Jürgen Habermas and Religion in the Public Sphere by Javier Aguirre

“…The article examines the difficulties posed by Jürgen Habermas’s proposal regarding the role of religion in the public sphere, in order to clarify and analyze its philosophical assumptions. …”
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The state, religion and the public sphere in Singapore by Jap Meily Tri Hamdayani

“…Through interviews with Christian, Muslim and Buddhist religious leaders, this paper will examine (a) the view of religious leaders towards the casino (b) the strategies of religious leaders in the management of immoralities (c) religious views towards economic development and (d) participation of religion in the public sphere. The study reveals that religious institutions are still active in the management of morality in Singapore and that the State are involved in the social control of religion to ensure that the State’s interests do not clash with religious values.…”
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Islam, the humanities and the cosmopolitan public sphere by Hassan, Mohd. Kamal

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Television talk shows and the public sphere by Juliana Abdul Wahab

“…The concept of public sphere, which was first introduced by Habermas, refers to the notion of a public domain or arena where discourses on various issues take place in society. …”
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Current Research Projects. European Public Sphere(s) by Moring Tom

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Sufism, Moral Performance and the Public Sphere in Syria by Paulo G. Pinto

“…The expression of Sufi identities in the public sphere is done through various forms of moral performance, i.e. the enactment of embodied religious principles as the framework for social practices. …”
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Is There a Secular Hierarchy in the Norwegian Public Sphere? by Jonas Gamborg Lillebø

“…The point of departure for this article is to understand how various utterances from Muslims on themes such as secularity, freedom and feminism can be recognized in the Norwegian public sphere. Following the French anthropologist Louis Dumont, I want to show how values and ideals like freedom and feminism lay the foundation for what we could call a “secular hierarchy” within the Norwegian context. …”
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Organizational Communication in a Networked Public Sphere by Juliana Raupp

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