Thought Drawing’: Dialogical Thinking and Dialogical Culture at the Trondheim Academy of Fine Art

Faber, Hege Charlotte

doi:10.1057/9780230005679_10

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“…Apart from several articles on the Bakhtin Circle and language, this anthology has innovative contributions also on new technology and visual arts, e.g. dialogue in electronic public space and the semiotics of timer space and the internet (Bostad 2005); 'thought drawing', dialogical thinking and culture at the Trondheim Academy of Fine Art (Faber 2005); negotiating meaning and the dialogic imagination in electronic art (Kac 2005) and interactive computer-based art (Graham 2005). The authors argue that ….dialogism -old and new -offers an approach to cultural meaning that seems equally fruitful for studies of language, literature and new media.…”

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Open Access scientific, electronic publishing and Bakhtinian dialogism

Vaagan

2007

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The article explores Open Access (OA) scientific, electronic publishing in the context of recent contributions in communication and public relations theory, notably Bakhtinian dialogism. Increasingly since the 1960s, communication and public relations theory have shifted their focus away from one-way, asymmetrical to two-way, symmetrical models, thereby progressing to more equitable and interactive, multi-levelled conceptual models of dialogic and polyphonic communication (Grunig, 2001). It is in this context that Bakhtinian dialogism becomes highly relevant. OA scientific, electronic publishing is interpreted by using the Bakhtinian concepts of dialogue, polyphony and carnival. Acting together, these concepts define OA as a healthy and sustainable, consumer-led answer to the serials crisis, and a revolt against the system that has produced it, viz. hegemonic power structures and relations of traditional, subscription-based and commercially motivated scientific publishing.

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Section: Communication and Public Relations Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Open Access scientific, electronic publishing and Bakhtinian dialogism

Vaagan

2007

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Thought Drawing’: Dialogical Thinking and Dialogical Culture at the Trondheim Academy of Fine Art

Cited by 1 publication

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Open Access scientific, electronic publishing and Bakhtinian dialogism

Open Access scientific, electronic publishing and Bakhtinian dialogism

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