Add to ORKG‘Public sphere’ is an important component of modern polity. Civil society brings the state in touch with the needs of the citizens through the medium of public sphere. However, Habermas argues that ‘public sphere’ experienced refeudalization owing to various factors i.e. propaganda, cultural industry, market and state intervention. The ‘public’ was condemned to be mere spectator again. This article argues that modern technologies enabled new public sphere (NPS) can help restore public status as participant in the democratic process. The article compares the Habermasian ideal of public sphere with NPS and constructs a matrix, depicting the various related aspects between the two models for highlighting the...
The traditional Habermasian concept of the national public sphere created by the mass media of newsp...
This article explores the relationship between public sphere and mass media in Habermas' bibliograph...
Paper presented at the Fourth International Conference on ’Hierarchy and Power in the History of Civ...
The political public sphere is important for democracy, and it is changing – this is how the quintes...
The concept of the public sphere is a central analytical tool that helps us to make sense of the rel...
This work endeavours to examine the notion of public sphere as a preamble to the idea of public disc...
The public sphere is in the work of Jürgen Habermas conceived as a neutral social space for critical...
By now, everybody has heard of the `bourgeois public sphere,\u27 that moment in history when a risin...
Although the heuristic concept of the “public sphere” has been frequently used by historians and med...
In the digital age, the discussion about the public sphere has at the same time become increasingly ...
Jürgen Habermas, a German theorist, coined the public sphere as a place where citizens could interac...
In this article I ask (1) whether the ways in which the early bourgeois public sphere was structured...
Jürgen Habermas’ famous description of the public sphere, and its central place in liberal democracy...
The paper holds a critical discussion of the Habermasian model of the public sphere and proposes a r...
The main purpose of this paper is to examine Habermas’s account of the transformation of the public ...
The traditional Habermasian concept of the national public sphere created by the mass media of newsp...
This article explores the relationship between public sphere and mass media in Habermas' bibliograph...
Paper presented at the Fourth International Conference on ’Hierarchy and Power in the History of Civ...
The political public sphere is important for democracy, and it is changing – this is how the quintes...
The concept of the public sphere is a central analytical tool that helps us to make sense of the rel...
This work endeavours to examine the notion of public sphere as a preamble to the idea of public disc...
The public sphere is in the work of Jürgen Habermas conceived as a neutral social space for critical...
By now, everybody has heard of the `bourgeois public sphere,\u27 that moment in history when a risin...
Although the heuristic concept of the “public sphere” has been frequently used by historians and med...
In the digital age, the discussion about the public sphere has at the same time become increasingly ...
Jürgen Habermas, a German theorist, coined the public sphere as a place where citizens could interac...
In this article I ask (1) whether the ways in which the early bourgeois public sphere was structured...
Jürgen Habermas’ famous description of the public sphere, and its central place in liberal democracy...
The paper holds a critical discussion of the Habermasian model of the public sphere and proposes a r...
The main purpose of this paper is to examine Habermas’s account of the transformation of the public ...
The traditional Habermasian concept of the national public sphere created by the mass media of newsp...
This article explores the relationship between public sphere and mass media in Habermas' bibliograph...
Paper presented at the Fourth International Conference on ’Hierarchy and Power in the History of Civ...