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Memowe wojny, artykulacja i Stuart Hall. O strukturalnych uwarunkowaniach sieciowej popkultury

Publication date: 11.12.2017

Arts & Cultural Studies Review, 2017, Issue 2 (32), pp. 207 - 222

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843860PK.17.014.7362

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Jakub Nowak
Uniwersytet Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej w Lublinie, Wydział Politologii
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Memowe wojny, artykulacja i Stuart Hall. O strukturalnych uwarunkowaniach sieciowej popkultury

Abstract

Meme Wars, Articulation, and Stuart Hall. On Structural Conditions of Popular Culture Online

Theoretically departing from Stuart Hall’s theory of articulation, the article analyzes structural conditions of popular culture online. New media are tools and spaces for people’s engagement in various interpretive communities, also consisting of services off ered by neoliberal market agents. The article deconstructs the status of these so-called “internets” being both: pop-cultural and civic resource. Popular culture online is nowadays entangled in a curious dialectics between more active communities of its audiences-participants and increasingly powerful digital culture industry. It is also a sphere of processes of articulation understood after Stuart Hall as expressing particular discursive positions (alternative to the official criteria of interpreting the reality), and as connection – here of spheres of people’s meaningful practices and (naturalized) sphere of the market.

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Information: Arts & Cultural Studies Review, 2017, Issue 2 (32), pp. 207 - 222

Article type: Original article

Titles:

Polish:

Memowe wojny, artykulacja i Stuart Hall. O strukturalnych uwarunkowaniach sieciowej popkultury

English:

Meme Wars, Articulation, and Stuart Hall. On Structural Conditions of Popular Culture Online

Authors

Uniwersytet Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej w Lublinie, Wydział Politologii

Published at: 11.12.2017

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