Medienkonvergenz - Transdisziplinär

In the first, programmatic volume of the series Medienkonvergenz/Media Convergence leading scholars present this field of transdisciplinary research in which, among other disciplines, journalism (Russ-Mohl) and media law (Kirchhof), book studies (Füssel/Mittler), narratology (Ryan), computer linguistics (Ngomo) and media art (Curran/Dombois) cooperate ‑in both the historical situation as well as in a future-based analysis of the present. Stephan Füssel, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz.

In the first, programmatic volume of the series Medienkonvergenz/Media Convergence leading scholars present this field of transdisciplinary research in which, among other disciplines, journalism (Russ-Mohl) and media law (Kirchhof), book studies (Füssel/Mittler), narratology (Ryan), computer linguistics (Ngomo) and media art (Curran/Dombois) cooperate 'in both the historical situation as well as in a future-based analysis of the present. The fusion of text, image and sound, in other words digitalisation and media convergence, and increasingly interactive forms of media use are leading to a new organisation of cultural knowledge and social memory. This is analysed in detail here in a number of case studies. Stephan Füssel, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz.