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Consommation et communication. La recherche sur les médias dans une perspective culturologique

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Author(s)
Vagni, Tito
Keywords
loisir
consommation
effet posthume
théorie des médias
leisure
consumption
posthumous effect
media theory

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/2786146
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https://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=SOC_138_0111
Abstract
Cet article explore la relation entre la consommation et la communication selon une perspective culturelle. S’appuyant sur « l’éthique du loisir » d’Edgar Morin, conçu comme une théorisation capable de photographier un changement social et culturel névralgique vécu par l’Occident après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, cet article se concentre sur les concepts de « répertoire » et de « consommation productive » de Michel de Certeau, dans un dialogue constant avec les réflexions de Thorstein Veblen, Georg Simmel, Walter Benjamin et Roland Barthes. On arrive ainsi à l’identification de deux effets de la consommation, l’un direct et immédiatement reconnaissable et l’autre indirect et diachronique. Dans les deux cas, une perspective culturologique de la consommation semble capable de déterminer certaines problématiques centrales dans l’étude des médias, au sein d’un paysage technologique reconfiguré, se posant comme base conceptuelle permettant d’interpréter certains phénomènes médiatiques à l’ère numérique.
The article explores the relationship between consumption and communication through a cultural perspective. Starting from the “ethics of modern leisure” by Edgar Morin, intended as a theorization able to photograph a fundamental social and cultural change, lived by the West after World War II, the article focuses on the concepts of “repertoire” and “productive consumption” by Michel de Certeau, readsin constant dialogue with the reflections of Thorstein Veblen, Georg Simmel, Walter Benjamin and Roland Barthes. In this way, we are able to identify two different types of effects of cultural fruition: one effect direct and immediately knowable and the other effect indirect and diachronic. In both cases, a culturological perspective of consumption still seems able to focus some central issues in the study of media, in a reconfigured technological landscape, setting itself as a conceptual basis for the interpretation of media phenomena in the digital age.
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2018
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https://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=SOC_138_0111
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