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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-08338-3orms, values and ethics. Several studies show that debates on causes and solutions are often related to explicit and implicit references to norms and values. However, the concrete way in which norms and values are communicatively constructed is mostly neglected in research. Integrating approaches of

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B. B. Owens,J. C. Oxley,A. F. Sammellsow the same goal of providing good school education, the question arises as to why the mediatized equipment is so different. Our empirical results show that English schools are far more mediatized, exhibiting a higher number of computers, notebooks and tablets in schools as well as digital systems a

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Defect Structure and Transport Properties,iatized world. It does so by providing specific examples from previous projects and by mapping out different perspectives of thinking about empirical challenges. In a first step, we introduce the concept of communicative figurations and consider how this concept can be fruitful with regard to the ne

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Andreas Hepp,Andreas Breiter,Uwe HasebrinkGathers together a range of leading scholars in the field of mediatization.Looks at the transformative capability of deep mediatization from a non-media-centric point of view.Includes supplementary ma

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65584-0media communication; culture and society; media transformations; technical communication media; social r

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