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Social Medianew Masses Inge Baxmann Editor Timon Beyes Editor

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Social Medianew Masses Inge Baxmann Editor Timon Beyes Editor
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Publisher: diaphanes
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.1 MB
Pages: 376
Author: Inge Baxmann (editor), Timon Beyes (editor), Clause Pias (editor)
ISBN: 9783037346426, 3037346426
Language: English
Year: 2016

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Social Medianew Masses Inge Baxmann Editor Timon Beyes Editor by Inge Baxmann (editor), Timon Beyes (editor), Clause Pias (editor) 9783037346426, 3037346426 instant download after payment.

Mass gatherings are at the center of contemporary discussions about community formation, communication, and social control. As new digital technologies and social media platforms have emerged, the concept of the mass gathering has evolved in parallel to take account of the different ways masses and crowds may form, including digital masses like flash mobs and protest groups. At the same time, these new digital masses provide a remarkable opportunity to reevaluate the broader historiographical framework surrounding mass gatherings. With Social Media—New Masses, Inge Baxmann, Timon Beyes, and Claus Pias have brought together a diverse group of sociologists, media and cultural studies theorists, and historians of knowledge and technology who, together, outline the contours of this expanding field of research and analyze the differences between the old and new conceptions of masses and the distinct conditions and political consequences for each.

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