Wissenssoziologische Videohermeneutik

Raab, Jörg; Stanisavljevic, Marija

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-15894-1_3

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“…Here, the focus shifts onto analytical methods. Hermeneutic approaches in particular (Kissmann 2014;Raab and Stanisavljevic 2018;Raab and Tanzler 2009) along with sequential analysis are well-suited for documenting very detailed findings in relation to temporality. From a phenomenological perspective, the assumption can be made that experience is also possible through appresentation with respect to speed.…”

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Actions in Slow Motion: Theoretical and Methodological Reflections on Temporality in Actions and Intersubjective Understanding

Schmidl

2021

Hum Stud

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This article examines the connection between actions, temporality, and media-based observation. Slow motion technology is currently being used especially in sports to examine and evaluate athletes’ actions more precisely in order to identify potential infringements of rules. Starting with a phenomenological perspective, this article engages in a critical assessment of the degree to which the intentions underlying athletes’ actions become clearer if their actions are slowed down using slow motion. It transpires that a more in-depth understanding is not possible because the process of time-stretching using media technology tends to obscure intersubjective understanding. Nevertheless, the use of different playback speeds does increase observers’ sensitivity to the temporality of action and observation. This is particularly the case when greater emphasis is placed on the body and its role in the formation and carrying out of intentions. With the phenomenological view and in special consideration of the body and the subjective intentionality, the paper contributes to a discussion about the connection of time and (inter-)action already led in ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. These findings mark a contribution to empirical social research as well, which is increasingly using video material in action analysis and should take slow motion as a possible augmented but also manipulated access to actions into account adequately. To this end, this article suggests a method for identifying the merits and demerits of using slow motion to analyse actions, and discusses the methodological implications of temporality in observation.

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Section: Methodological Consequencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Actions in Slow Motion: Theoretical and Methodological Reflections on Temporality in Actions and Intersubjective Understanding

Schmidl

2021

Hum Stud

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Was geht hier eigentlich vor? – Interpretatorische Überlegungen zum Theresienstadtfilm

Pellner

2021

Theresienstadt – Filmfragmente Und Zeitzeugenberichte

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Gläubige Zweifler. Eine Fallanalyse zur medialen Inszenierung freikirchlicher Religiosität

Totaro

2021

Z Religion Ges Polit

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ZusammenfassungReligion wandelt in sich modernisierenden Gesellschaften ihre Form und wird zur Wahl; Gemeinden suchen in medialen Arrangements zunehmend nach Aufmerksamkeit. Im Zuge der Pluralisierung stehen sie vor zwei zentralen Herausforderungen: einerseits der Auseinandersetzung mit einer säkularen Gesellschaft und andererseits der Konkurrenz mit anderen Sinnanbietern. Der Beitrag diskutiert anhand eines exemplarischen Falls eine spezifisch kommunikative Problembearbeitung im religiösen Feld. Mit der Wissenssoziologischen Videohermeneutik wird das Webvideo einer christlich-freikirchlichen Gemeinde auf seine mediale Gestalt, das räumliche Setting und die darin körperlich und sprachlich vollzogene Handlung hin untersucht. Die Analyse rekonstruiert auf der medialen Ebene ein Wechselspiel zwischen vertrauten Formen massenmedialer Kommunikation und der Kreation von etwas Eigenem sowie inhaltlich die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Religion und Säkularität. Abschließend werden das dem Datum inhärente Inszenierungsmoment und der über den Fall hinausverweisende Inszenierungstypus eingeordnet.

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Wissenssoziologische Videohermeneutik

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Actions in Slow Motion: Theoretical and Methodological Reflections on Temporality in Actions and Intersubjective Understanding

Actions in Slow Motion: Theoretical and Methodological Reflections on Temporality in Actions and Intersubjective Understanding

Was geht hier eigentlich vor? – Interpretatorische Überlegungen zum Theresienstadtfilm

Gläubige Zweifler. Eine Fallanalyse zur medialen Inszenierung freikirchlicher Religiosität

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