Hubert Knoblauch
The Communicative Construction of Reality
Hubert Knoblauch
The Communicative Construction of Reality
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This volume advocates a shift from the social constructivism of Luckmann and Berger to a communicative constructivism that acknowledges communication as a form of action in its own right, which constructs a social reality that guides, delimits and enables actions.
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This volume advocates a shift from the social constructivism of Luckmann and Berger to a communicative constructivism that acknowledges communication as a form of action in its own right, which constructs a social reality that guides, delimits and enables actions.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 324
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 458g
- ISBN-13: 9781032084749
- ISBN-10: 103208474X
- Artikelnr.: 62149575
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 324
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 458g
- ISBN-13: 9781032084749
- ISBN-10: 103208474X
- Artikelnr.: 62149575
Hubert Knoblauch is Professor of Sociology at Technische Universität Berlin, Germany. He is the author of Powerpoint, Communication, and the Knowledge Society; the co-author of Videography: Introduction to Interpretive Videoanalysis of Social Situations; and the co-editor of Culture, Communication, and Creativity: Reframing the Relations of Media, Knowledge, and Innovation in Society, and Social Constructivism as Paradigm: The Legacy of The Social Construction of Reality.
I Introduction 1. Science and Theory 2. Scientific Language and Discourse
3. Theory II From Social to Communicative Construction 1. Social Action,
Intersubjectivity and Communicative Lifeworld* Excursus on Phenomenology
2. From Language to Empirical Communication Research 3. "The Social
Construction of Reality" and Its Critiques III. Social Theory:
Communicative Action 1. Communicative Action 2. Reciprocity, Relationality
and Positionality 3. Body, Sensuality and Affectivity 4. Working,
Performance and Performativity 5. Objectivations, Objectifications and
Signs 6. Signs and Communication 7. Social Reality, Communicative Lifeworld
and Subjectivation IV. Theory of Society (A) Time and Sequentiality 1.
Sequences of Communictative Action 2. Genres, Institutions and
Communicative Forms 3. Social Structures 4. Discourse 5. Legitimations 6.
The Other, Censorship and Social Power (B) Space and Media 1. Space 2.
Presence, Situation und Mediation V. Diagnosis: Communication Society
1. From Discursivation to the Communication Society 2. Communicatization 3.
Infrastructuring 4. Translocalization 5. Storage, De-Structuration and New
Boundaries of Knowledge 6. Double Subjectivation VI. Conclusion: The
Refiguration of Modernity 1. Beyond Modernity and Postmodernity 2.
Figuration and Refiguration 3. Refigured Modernity
3. Theory II From Social to Communicative Construction 1. Social Action,
Intersubjectivity and Communicative Lifeworld* Excursus on Phenomenology
2. From Language to Empirical Communication Research 3. "The Social
Construction of Reality" and Its Critiques III. Social Theory:
Communicative Action 1. Communicative Action 2. Reciprocity, Relationality
and Positionality 3. Body, Sensuality and Affectivity 4. Working,
Performance and Performativity 5. Objectivations, Objectifications and
Signs 6. Signs and Communication 7. Social Reality, Communicative Lifeworld
and Subjectivation IV. Theory of Society (A) Time and Sequentiality 1.
Sequences of Communictative Action 2. Genres, Institutions and
Communicative Forms 3. Social Structures 4. Discourse 5. Legitimations 6.
The Other, Censorship and Social Power (B) Space and Media 1. Space 2.
Presence, Situation und Mediation V. Diagnosis: Communication Society
1. From Discursivation to the Communication Society 2. Communicatization 3.
Infrastructuring 4. Translocalization 5. Storage, De-Structuration and New
Boundaries of Knowledge 6. Double Subjectivation VI. Conclusion: The
Refiguration of Modernity 1. Beyond Modernity and Postmodernity 2.
Figuration and Refiguration 3. Refigured Modernity
I Introduction 1. Science and Theory 2. Scientific Language and Discourse
3. Theory II From Social to Communicative Construction 1. Social Action,
Intersubjectivity and Communicative Lifeworld* Excursus on Phenomenology
2. From Language to Empirical Communication Research 3. "The Social
Construction of Reality" and Its Critiques III. Social Theory:
Communicative Action 1. Communicative Action 2. Reciprocity, Relationality
and Positionality 3. Body, Sensuality and Affectivity 4. Working,
Performance and Performativity 5. Objectivations, Objectifications and
Signs 6. Signs and Communication 7. Social Reality, Communicative Lifeworld
and Subjectivation IV. Theory of Society (A) Time and Sequentiality 1.
Sequences of Communictative Action 2. Genres, Institutions and
Communicative Forms 3. Social Structures 4. Discourse 5. Legitimations 6.
The Other, Censorship and Social Power (B) Space and Media 1. Space 2.
Presence, Situation und Mediation V. Diagnosis: Communication Society
1. From Discursivation to the Communication Society 2. Communicatization 3.
Infrastructuring 4. Translocalization 5. Storage, De-Structuration and New
Boundaries of Knowledge 6. Double Subjectivation VI. Conclusion: The
Refiguration of Modernity 1. Beyond Modernity and Postmodernity 2.
Figuration and Refiguration 3. Refigured Modernity
3. Theory II From Social to Communicative Construction 1. Social Action,
Intersubjectivity and Communicative Lifeworld* Excursus on Phenomenology
2. From Language to Empirical Communication Research 3. "The Social
Construction of Reality" and Its Critiques III. Social Theory:
Communicative Action 1. Communicative Action 2. Reciprocity, Relationality
and Positionality 3. Body, Sensuality and Affectivity 4. Working,
Performance and Performativity 5. Objectivations, Objectifications and
Signs 6. Signs and Communication 7. Social Reality, Communicative Lifeworld
and Subjectivation IV. Theory of Society (A) Time and Sequentiality 1.
Sequences of Communictative Action 2. Genres, Institutions and
Communicative Forms 3. Social Structures 4. Discourse 5. Legitimations 6.
The Other, Censorship and Social Power (B) Space and Media 1. Space 2.
Presence, Situation und Mediation V. Diagnosis: Communication Society
1. From Discursivation to the Communication Society 2. Communicatization 3.
Infrastructuring 4. Translocalization 5. Storage, De-Structuration and New
Boundaries of Knowledge 6. Double Subjectivation VI. Conclusion: The
Refiguration of Modernity 1. Beyond Modernity and Postmodernity 2.
Figuration and Refiguration 3. Refigured Modernity