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- | The Internet and social media have created new opportunities to obtain information, | + | The Internet and social media have created new opportunities to obtain information, |
- | Jürgen Habermas described the emergence of a civil public sphere and its socio-structural conditions with the emergence of capitalism and mercantilism. In contrast to the representative public sphere in feudal societies, which was preferably reserved for the king or other representatives of the political order, the civil public sphere was characterized by private individuals forming an audience, gathering together and cultivating a " | + | Jürgen Habermas described the emergence of a civil public sphere and its socio-structural conditions with the emergence of capitalism and mercantilism. In contrast to the representative public sphere in feudal societies, which was preferably reserved for the king or other representatives of the political order, the civil public sphere was characterized by private individuals forming an audience, gathering together and cultivating a " |
- | Of course there are **limits** to this ideal. In modern society, they are rooted in the role of the mass media and their political and economic interests, and thus their **media power**. Access to free and critical exchange must also be open to **all**. However, education and private property were access criteria for membership in bourgeois circles, so that large parts of society were excluded. Moreover, forms of publicity among farmers and workers are hardly considered by Habermas. Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, | + | Of course there are **limits** to this ideal. In modern society, they are rooted in the role of the mass media and their political and economic interests, and thus their **media power**. Access to free and critical exchange must also be open to **all**. However, education and private property were access criteria for membership in bourgeois circles, so that large parts of society were excluded. Moreover, forms of publicity among farmers and workers are hardly considered by Habermas. Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, |
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- | 1 Habermas, Strukturwandel | ||
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- | 2 See the letter from Friedrich-Wilhelm Frhr. von Sell to B. Bohley from 15/ 11/1989, “Betreff: Angebot der Hilfe, eine neue Medienordnung für die DDR zu schaffen, denn ' | ||
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- | 3 Find a summery of her considerations on the website from Thomas Petersen et al., http:// | ||
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- | 4 Habermas expresses a similar view and recognises a "deep evolutionary break" (Schloemann, | ||
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**Author**: Sophia Bickhardt, weltgewandt e.V. | **Author**: Sophia Bickhardt, weltgewandt e.V. | ||
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- | //The European Commission' | ||