Wie Netzwerkuntersuchungen zu Ermittlungen über Existenzweisen führen

Cuntz, Michael

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“…A certain accordance or congruence, affiliation or just mental proximity of Actor-Network Theory and Media Theory is undoubtedly assumed and currently extensively discussed (cf. Couldry, 2008;Kneer & Schroer & Schüttpelz, 2008;Linz, 2009;Seier, 2009;Cuntz, 2013;Schabacher, 2013;Seier, 2013;Thielmann, 2013;Teurlings, 2013). The strive to differentiate possible similarities and synergies in German academia materialized just last year in a veritable tome of 700 pages: The "Akteur-Medien-Theorie" (Thielmann & Schüttpelz, 2013, translates: Actor-Media Theory).…”

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Is There a Common Epistemological Ground of Actor-Network Theory and Media Aesthetics?

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2014

International Journal of Actor-Network Theory and Technological Innovation

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Based on the increased interest in ANT in Media Studies, this paper discusses similarities and differences in the epistemological premises of ANT and German Media Studies, and in particular, Media Aesthetics. Proceeding from well received ANT investigations on the transformational processes of scientific research and the discussion of their importance and suitability for media aesthetic approaches, basic operations and metaphors of the ANT are identified and questioned. By juxtaposing the epistemological premises of ANT and those of techno-philosophically informed approaches of media theory, profound resemblances as well as fundamental differences are outlined.

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Is There a Common Epistemological Ground of Actor-Network Theory and Media Aesthetics?

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International Journal of Actor-Network Theory and Technological Innovation

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Transportation, Transformation, and Metaphoricity

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2019

Advances in Human and Social Aspects of Technology

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This chapter discusses similarities of and differences between the epistemological premises of ANT and German media theory concerning concepts of transmission. The applicability of ANT for media investigations and the compatibility of ANT concepts in media studies have been discussed intensively for several years now. The profound similarities as well as the critical differences in the study of the material conditions of human culture have also stimulated current reconsiderations and reformulations in cultural media studies, as German media theory is most commonly called in Germany. The chapter gives a brief overview of recently published approaches to cultural techniques and intersections of media and techno-philosophy that are increasingly being translated into English and therefore also internationally accessible, alongside with the discussion concerning their compatibility with ANT in respect of cultural transmission.

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Wie Netzwerkuntersuchungen zu Ermittlungen über Existenzweisen führen

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Is There a Common Epistemological Ground of Actor-Network Theory and Media Aesthetics?

Is There a Common Epistemological Ground of Actor-Network Theory and Media Aesthetics?

Transportation, Transformation, and Metaphoricity

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