a Concept for Information and Communication Science.
Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2019.
1 online resource (182 pages)
Cover; Half-Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; PART 1: Epistemological Foundations; Introduction to Part 1; 1. Exploring the Concept; 1.1. A conceptual approach; 1.2. The origins; 1.3. Professional mediation; 1.4. Mediation and peace; 2. The Constituent Elements of Mediation; 2.1. The third party; 2.1.1. From the word to the concept; 2.1.2. Models and functions of the third party; 2.1.3. The power and authority of a third party; 2.1.4. The symbolic third party; 2.2. Relation; 2.2.1. A concept present in numerous fields
2.2.2. Relation as a process2.2.3. Interactivity; 2.2.4. The socioeconomics of relation; 2.3. The subject; 2.3.1. The subject in philosophy; 2.3.2. The subject in psychoanalysis; 2.3.3. The subject in mediation; 3. The Organization of Mediations; 3.1. Mediation and institution; 3.1.1. The spirit of institution; 3.1.2. A historical approach to institutions; 3.1.3. The human and the institutional spheres; 3.1.4. Parliamentary mediation; 3.2. Dispositive and mediation; 3.2.1. Dispositives in mediation; 3.2.2. The social dispositive; 3.2.3. Technological dispositives
3.2.4. Legitimizing a dispositive4. Time and Mediation; 4.1. The time of mediations; 4.1.1. Synchronous and asynchronous mediations; 4.1.2. Diachronic mediation; 4.2. Timeless mediation; PART 2: Mobilizing the Concept of Mediation in Information and Communication Sciences; Introduction to Part 2; 5. Communicational Mediations; 5.1. Transmitting and accessing knowledge; 5.2. Scientific communication; 5.3. Digital mediations; 5.3.1. Information accessibility; 5.3.2. The digital mediation of our heritage; 5.3.3. The digital mediation of libraries; 6. Informational Mediations
6.1. Information professionals6.2. Documentary mediation in academia; 6.3. Competitive intelligence and mediation; 6.4. Strategic foresight and mediation; 7. Cultural Mediations; 7.1. Mediation and cultural institutions; 7.2. Promoting our heritage; 7.3. Artistic mediation; 8. Organizational Mediations; 8.1. Organizational theories; 8.2. Organizations and communication; 8.3. Other perspectives in organizational communication; 9. Societal Mediations; 9.1. Political mediation and the public space; 9.2. Public communication and citizenship; 9.3. Ecological mediation; Conclusion; References
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Mediation : A Concept for Information and Communication Science.
9781786303868
Information science.
Mediation.
Information Science.
Language Arts & Disciplines-- Library & Information Science-- General.