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More About This Title The Dispositif: A Concept for Information and Communication Science
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The device is a useful concept for a researcher who studies phenomena where we can observe the reproducibility of practices and techniques, the hybridity of heterogeneous elements and flows related to games of power and visibility. The device highlights roles, norms and discourses but also promotes the study of dynamics and resistances. This concept includes technical, organizational and symbolic dimensions understood from sociological, philosophical, legal, economic, technological and even educational perspectives.
Three current issues in information and communication sciences are also tackled, on the one hand, to illustrate the heuristic scope of questioning integrating the concept of device, and on the other hand, to demonstrate the unifying aspect of this concept. in information sciences and communication.
The first questions the complexity of the production of media content, the second looks at participation in digital contexts. Finally, the last is interested in the secondary information device.
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General Introduction
Part 1
Chapter 1: Techné - Poiesis & Device
1.1. Temporalities, reproducibility and technical actions in devices
1.2. The place of the human in machines and devices
1.3. Technical rationalization apprehended by technology
Chapter 2: Device & Organization
2.1. Organizational forms and representation of roles in devices
2.2. Organizational modalities of collective action within a device
2.3. The device as a space for new partnership configuration
Chapter 3: Analytical, social and cultural devices
3.1. The device as analytical instrument
3.2. The device as a space for interiorizing representations and behavioral norms by subjects
3.3. Cultural devices
Part 2
Chapter 4: Diversity and complexity of media productions apprehended by the device
4.1. Television: a set of devices
4.2. A text media complex
4.3. The complex information system
Chapter 5: Device, Participation and Digital
5.1. Participation in a specific digital platform
5.2. Observe the collective actions of work through the prism of the device and the digital
5.3. Actions, representations and effects of the device on participants
Chapter 6: Data and secondary information device
6.1. Secondary information devices
6.2. Secondary information devices, producer of social information
6.3. A cybernetic view of the secondary info device
General conclusion
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