Der Beitrag EMIGRANTENPRESSE im „Handbuch der Zeitungswissenschaft" (1940) und sein Autor Hermann Hart

Bohrmann, Hans; Kutsch, Arnulf

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“…The break was initiated by young scholars, many of them convinced Nazis, some of them careerists who took their profits from the forced emigration of their former colleagues or pupils (for the emigration of scientists in newspaper and media studies to the US and other countries see Kutsch, 1988;Wilke, 1991;Averbeck, 2001). After the 'Third Reich', the German Zeitungswissenschaft as a whole was blamed, the output of the discipline, like the 'Handbuch der Zeitungswissenschaft', speaks a language of totalitarian ideas, Antisemitism, racism and strong stimulus-response perspectives on communication, especially propaganda (Bohrmann & Kutsch, 1979;Hausjell et al, 2004;Kutsch, 2006). It was not easy to (re)build Publizistikwissenschaft in Germany (Bohrmann, 1997;Kutsch & Pöttker, 1997;Klein, 2006;Wilke, 2006;.…”

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Comparative History of Communication Studies: France and Germany

Averbeck

2008

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The aim is to outline general differences in two academic cultures, considering historic perspectives: German 'Kommunikationswissenschaft' with its roots in 'Publizistik-' and 'Zeitungswissenschaft' and French 'Sciences de l'information et de la communication' with its roots in semiotics and cultural views on communication. There are different internal and external (societal and political) means which influenced the development of communication studies and theories in each of the two countries. The Sciences de l'information et de la communication (SIC) gained their academic acceptance in France in 1975 which under international comparison was late. One strong external moment of the instutionalization of SIC was the political aim to modernize the French University for the so called 'information society'. The French researchers developed their own focus. Semio-pragmatics and social constructivism are two basic theoretical orientations which, after the end of the limiting structuralistic paradigm of the 1960 ths , lead to a fruitful connection of the analysis of the micro and the meso-level of communication processes. Thus, Pragmatics and Symbolic Interactionism played an important role in French SIC much earlier than in Germany.

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Section: Primary Sources Of My Work On 'Zeitungswissenschaft Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparative History of Communication Studies: France and Germany

Averbeck

2008

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Der Beitrag EMIGRANTENPRESSE im „Handbuch der Zeitungswissenschaft" (1940) und sein Autor Hermann Hart

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Comparative History of Communication Studies: France and Germany

Comparative History of Communication Studies: France and Germany

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