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Mediatized worlds of communitization

young people as localists, centrists, multi-localists and pluralists

Andreas Hepp Matthias BergCindy Roitsch

pp. 174-203

Abstract

The role of the media in "communities' and "community-building" has been a fundamental question since the beginning of media and communication research. However, the focus of this research had mainly been the single community as such. To take some examples, one line of investigation has been the role of the media in building up the imagined community of the nation; another, the media as a reference point of fan cultures or certain scenes. More recently there has been increasing research on new forms of community-building in the internet and social web.

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Hepp Andreas, Krotz Friedrich (2014) Mediatized worlds: culture and society in a media age. Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan.

Pages: 174-203

DOI: 10.1057/9781137300355_11

Full citation:

Hepp Andreas, Berg Matthias, Roitsch Cindy (2014) „Mediatized worlds of communitization: young people as localists, centrists, multi-localists and pluralists“, In: A. Hepp & F. Krotz (eds.), Mediatized worlds, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 174–203.