Assessing the Conceptual Use of Social Imagination in Media Research
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...In relation to media content, Gonzalez-Velez (2002) writes that “the social imaginary, as a cultural concept, offers novel venues for cultural analysis and understandings of media texts and their role in the articulation of social life” (p. 251)....
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...The relationship between media texts in general (Gonzalez-Velez, 2002), journalistic texts in particular (e.g., Gardetto, 1997; Kaplan, 2003; Zelizer, 1992), and the social imaginary has been a well-scrutinized area of communication research....
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...Sosiaalisen mielikuvituksen käsitteellä viitataan tällaiseen kollektiiviseen ymmärrykseen ympäröivästä yhteiskunnasta, joka tekee mahdolliseksi yksilöiden toiminnan ja sosiaalisen vuorovaikutuksen (González-Vélez 2002, 349)....
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...As a theoretical concept, the conscience collective has been explored in different ways by the works of Cornelius Castoriadis (1987), Michael Maffesoli (1993a, 1993b), Charles Taylor (1989, 2002), and Arjun Appadurai (1996)....
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...The conceptualizations of the imaginary developed by Castoriadis (1987), Maffesoli (1993b), Taylor (1989, 2002), and Appadurai (1996) suggest that in modernity, the collective is not a coherent, natural, and localized object but a social construction—an invention that normalizes subjects’…...
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...Interestingly, Appadurai (1996) has addressed imagination as a “collective, social fact” that has been taken for granted by people as they operate in everyday life....
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