Introduction: the plurality of publics
The singularity of the concepts of public and public sphere is explored in this essay and ultimately challenged. Through an investigation of the deployment of the term public, a determination of the relationship of the private to the public, and a study of the emergence and value of the term “publics,” the book’s sections and contributions are introduced.
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IntroductionPagination
1-13ISBN-13
9781137533234Language
engPublication classification
X Not reportable, B2 Book chapter in non-commercially published bookCopyright notice
2016, The authorsExtent
18Editor/Contributor(s)
Marshall PD, D'Cruz G, McDonald S, Lee KPublisher
Palgrave MacMillanPlace of publication
Basingstoke, Eng.Title of book
Contemporary publics: shifting boundaries in new media, technology and cultureUsage metrics
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publicpublicsnew mediatechnologyculturepopular culturepoliticspolitical communicationcultural theoryCommunicationContemporary cultureMediaMedia StudiesPersonaPersona Studies200204 Cultural Theory200104 Media Studies160609 Political Theory and Political Philosophy200101 Communication Studies950204 The Media950201 Communication Across Languages and Culture940201 Civics and Citizenship959999 Cultural Understanding not elsewhere classifiedDeakin Motion Lab CCARSchool of Communication and Creative Arts4701 Communication and media studies
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