Schüttpelz, Erhard
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Publication Access status: Open Access , Charles Goodwin’s co-operative action(2018); Book Review Symposium Charles GoodwinSource Type:ArticleJournal:Media in action : interdisciplinary journal on cooperative mediaVolume number:2018,1-Artikel_061 9 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , From instruments to containers, from containers to media: the extensions of the body(2022)There is a long tradition of conceptualising the ‘extensions of man’ or the ‘extensions of the body’ as devices enabling the emergence of technical instruments and/or of media, a tradition renewed by recent discussions in German media studies (Siegert, Harrasser, Kassung). But most of the earlier protagonists of this tradition focussed exclusively on the extensions of human extremities and the brain (McLuhan, Leroi-Gourhan, Kapp). Only a minor tradition mentioned ‘containers’ as technical and figurative externalisations of the rump and of whole bodies (Mumford). Especially the British archeologist Clive Gamble has recently pointed to a long ‘drift’ from instruments to containers, and to the ambiguities of technical and figurative containers. Gamble’s renewal of Mumford’s intuition gives media theory a unique chance to develop a new prehistory of today’s media and computer interfaces: acknowleding the long-term impact of gender divisions of labour; completing the incomplete matrix of Leroi-Gourhan’s technical extensions by pondering the distributed cognition of traps and work-places; elucidating the spatial intelligence of useful, ritual and aesthetic skills; explicating the cooperative spatial action enabled by media such as maps and cosmograms, Amerindian bundles, Sub-Saharan masks and Siberian drums and many others yet to be explored in the long drift from instruments to containers to media.Source Type:BookSeries:Working paper series / SFB 1187 Medien der KooperationVolume number:213 12 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Hunter into prey : trying to make sense of the »Media Revolution« at Göbekli Tepe(2017)The essay tries to make sense of the iconography and monumentalism of Göbekli Tepe by way of a comparison with recent ›hunting ideologies‹ in forager situations of abundance or ›super-abundance‹. The article refers to two North Ameri- can situations of super-abundance (North-West Coast societies based on seasonal aquafaunal abundance; and the seasonal congregations of large-scale Bison hunting groups on the Plains) to demonstrate how foragers coping with a situation of seasonal super-abundance are still able to ritually perform the rever- sibility of prey and predator inherent in hunting ideologies. The radical iconography of predators at Göbekli Tepe may likewise point to the ritual function of turning ›hunter into prey‹, and the monumentalism of Göbekli Tepe may be interpreted as a ritual setting celebrating the unity of a hunting congregation quite for- eign to – and even deliberately pitted against – later regional developments.Source Type:BookSeries:Working paper series / SFB 1187 Medien der KooperationVolume number:1644 253 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Infrastructural media and public media(2017)The first issue starts with a programmatic article by Erhard Schüttpelz about Infrastructural Media and Public Media in which he addresses some basic ideas of the Collaborative Research Center Media of Cooperation. He points out that practice theory cannot be reduced to the study of practices. Instead the theoretical program of practice theory demands to give practice priority to all other theoretical entities. With reference to research in social informatics and the concept of “boundary objects” by Susan Leigh Star, cooperation can be defined as mutual making of joint goals, means, and processes with or without consensus. Infrastructural media are made by and for cooperative work procedures and are the sources of public media that give rise to anonymous and private communication. Thus the analytical division of media production, distribution, and reception has to give way to an approach that historicizes them together. Digital media are an unprecedented fusion of administrative and public media. Against the background of a revised historiography current digital linked media and digital media practices appear much more plausible, and their prospective potential can be estimated in a better way.Source Type:ArticleJournal:Media in action : interdisciplinary journal on cooperative mediaVolume number:2017,1-Artikel_021 5 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Infrastrukturelle Medien und öffentliche Medien(2016)The development of modern infrastructures gave rise to modern public media and a host of media innovations. But how and why? This question has always been at the center of media theory, but the answers have remained unsatisfactory. The article tries to give the question a new focus, looking back from today’s digital media of cooperation, and accounting for the Longue Durée momentum of secondary and tertiary sector relationships (economically speaking).Source Type:Book1 6 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Medien der KooperationDie digital-vernetzten Medien erfordern neue Analysen, Theorien und Geschichten. Sie verändern unseren Blick auf die Geschichte von Infrastrukturen, Öffentlichkeiten und Medienpraktiken. Was wären Ansätze für eine Medientheorie, die praktischen „skills“ des Mediengebrauchs,seiner soziotechnischen Materialität und den bürokratischen wie epistemischen Qualitäten der Medien gerecht wird? Die vorliegende Ausgabe 1/2015 der Navigationen widmet sich Medien als kooperativ bewerkstelligten Kooperationsbedingungen. Sie erbringen, so die These, konstitutive Vermittlungsleistungen zwischen der Organisation von Arbeit, Praktiken des Infrastrukturierens und der Genese von Öffentlichkeiten in wechselseitiger Interaktion.Source Type:Periodical PartJournal:Navigationen - Zeitschrift für Medien- und KulturwissenschaftenVolume number:15,14 3 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Medienpraktiken : situieren, erforschen, reflektierenMit dem Fokus auf Medienpraktiken bündelt dieses Heft aktuelle Positionen zur empirischen Erforschung von Medien. Die Beiträge gehen davon aus, dass Medien erst durch ihren Gebrauch zu Medien werden. Medienpraktiken zu erforschen, bedeutet jedoch nicht nur herauszufinden, was Menschen mit Medien tun, sondern auch was Medien mit Menschen machen. Diese für die Medienpraktikenforschung zentrale Einsicht lösen die interdisziplinären Beiträge des Bandes ein, indem sie aus den jeweiligen Positionen und Konstellationen verdeutlichen, wie Medien und Praktiken sich gegenseitig bedingen. Die Beiträge dieses Bandes lösen diese Forderungen in unterschiedlicher Gewichtung ein. Sie befassen sich aus medienethnologischer, kultursoziologischer, literaturwissenschaftlicher, historischer, soziologischer und medienwissenschaftlicher Perspektive damit, was jeweils als situierte Medienpraktik verstanden werden kann. Gemeinsam ist damit allen Beiträgen, dass sie erst aus ihren jeweiligen Untersuchungen und Perspektiven heraus bestimmen, was genau als Medienpraktik und Medien, die in ihnen zum Tragen kommen, gefasst werden kann.Source Type:Periodical PartJournal:Navigationen - Zeitschrift für Medien- und KulturwissenschaftenVolume number:17,14 10 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Multi-modal interaction and tool-making(2018); Book Review Symposium Charles GoodwinSource Type:ArticleJournal:Media in action : interdisciplinary journal on cooperative mediaVolume number:2018,1-Artikel_071 4 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , NavigierenNavigation is no longer unique to the context of professional seafaring, but has become an integral part of networked digital everyday life enabled through smartphones and web browsers. Indeed, finding one’s way through online and offline spaces increasingly presupposes and produces specific forms of media competence one could call »navigational«. In this, a ›media cultural studies‹ perspective on the situated and ›technologized‹ media practices of navigation becomes imperative to understanding the contemporary media landscape. Issue 1/22 of Navigationen answers this call by presenting polyperspectival approaches to »navigating«. The contributions discuss the bodily, cultural, and media-technical facets of navigation, as well as its historical forms, the work on and in the data produced by and with navigational media, and the theorization of post-digital ›sensor media cultures‹. In doing so, the issue acknowledges that not only do data, things, and bodies need to be ›navigated‹ in the context of logistics, but that the increasingly autonomous wayfinding processes of non-human actors change the notion of navigation itself. As (German language) media cultural studies has so far lacked a convincing compilation of heterogeneous approaches to studying navigation, this issue provides an overview of the field, its researchers and questions. Despite the spatial turn in the humanities and a recent surge in geomedia studies, an approach towards the media and practices of navigation that combines historical, ethnographic, technical and theoretical perspectives, has remained a desideratum until now. The issue fills this gap.Source Type:Periodical PartJournal:Navigationen - Zeitschrift für Medien- und KulturwissenschaftenVolume number:22,12 3 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Metadata only , Neue Rechte und UniversitätIn dieser Ausgabe der "Navigationen" sammeln wir Ressourcen gegen die Vereinnahmung der Universität durch die so genannte Neue Rechte. Auslöser für das Themenheft sind die Geschehnisse rund um ein Seminar, das im Wintersemester 2018/19 unter dem Titel „Denken und Denken lassen. Zur Philosophie und Praxis der Meinungsfreiheit“ an der Universität Siegen angeboten wurde. Das Seminar wurde von einer Vorlesungsreihe flankiert, in der „dezidiert konservative oder rechte Denker“ eine Bühne bekamen, u.a. Marc Jongen von der AfD, und der Autor Thilo Sarrazin. Ein zentrales Anliegen dieser Ausgabe ist es, die Siegener Ereignisse zu dokumentieren, wissenschaftlich aufzuarbeiten und in verschiedenen Hinsichten zu kontextualisieren: diskursstrategisch, geographisch, historisch und politisch. Hierzu versammelt das Heft Beiträge diverser Forschungsdisziplinen – explizit auch von Vertreter*innen derjenigen Disziplinen, deren Existenzrecht von Teilen der Siegener Vortragenden in Zweifel gezogen wird. Um die Diversität der betroffenen Zugänge zu repräsentieren, sind über die Medienwissenschaft hinaus Beiträge aus der Islamwissenschaft, den Gender Studies, der Linguistik und der Soziologie im Heft vertreten.Source Type:Periodical PartJournal:Navigationen - Zeitschrift für Medien- und KulturwissenschaftenVolume number:19,2 (veraltet)9 3925
