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WEEK PROCESS TIME CHALLENGES
1 I created a Wikipedia account in class and learned the basics on how to edit articles and publish changes. At home I translated the first section of the article Gegenöffentlichkeit. . To find the appropriate words, term e.g. how would one translate "informationsvermittlung"
2 Together with Paul and Jamie Lee we proofread our translated sections. Then we divided the last section of the article Gegenöffentlichkeit into four sections Translating direct speech into English is challenging especially . At home I started translating a new article Kommunikationsmittel.
3 David and Paul proofread my translation Still struggling with the direct speech translation..
4 I was absent. At home I finished my translations Individualkommunikation . I didn't understand how I should add the images to our page and how I could translate the German description into English, but after looking at our class page and getting help from the others, I managed to change the images.
5 In class, Jordan and I worked on our translations, then proofread his part in class and looked over the first paragraph of my part of the article. At home, I finished translating my part. 90 minutes in class, 90 min at home Noun phrases are getting easier. Very long German sentences had to be shortened. Finding new English expressions and idioms. Constantly adding subordinate clauses doesn't work in English so I had to change the syntax of many sentences.
6 In class we proofread my part and created a page to put everything together. At home I added the links, a tag, categories, corrected some mistakes and added the literature to the Caroline Auguste Fischer article. 90 minutes in class, 60 minutes at home So great to see that adding links, references and categories seemed impossible during the first few days, but now it was so easy and very enjoyable. It's very motivating to work things out on your own.
7 In class me and David started a new translation project-Angstlust.
8 I missed this session. I worked on the translation with Elinor. 120 minutes at home Architectural terms are difficult. Sentences with subordinate clauses are huge and I have to divide them. Lot of nominal phrases and adverbial phrases of time and place and I don't always know the order - it's confusing if the sentences are this long and have so many subordinate clauses.
9 In class, I continued translating with Elinor and I wrote down some feedback for Johanna on her presentation. At home, I continued my translation but I still have to polish it up and I prepared my presentation. 90 minutes in class, 240 minutes at home Foreign words are difficult to translate.
10 In class, I held my presentation and I listened to other presentations. I found it interesting that we all had similar problems with grammatical rules or with untranslatable words. Then I continued translating with Elinor. At home, I finished my translation. 90 minutes in class, 120 minutes at home The Lichtenstein article is such a wordy text, the sentences are very long and the amount of subordinate clauses makes translation difficult, but I am happy with the result.
11 In class, Elinor and I proofread the article, added links, tags, categories and references. At home, I finished the revision. 90 minutes in class, 60 minutes at home
12 In class, we started translated the English SUSUtv article.
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This is an educational assignment. In this course, I will learn how to translate from German to English. Gegenöffentlichkeit


This article is in the process of being translated from Gegenöffentlichkeit in the German-language Wikipedia. In order to reduce edit conflicts, please consider not editing it while translation is in progress. Books-aj.svg aj ashton 01.svg This article is currently the subject of an educational assignment. WP-TranslationProject TwoFlags.svg This page contains a translation of Gegenöffentlichkeit from de.wikipedia. Gegenöffentlichkeit beschreibt eine Form gesellschaftlicher Aktivität, die sich bewusst in den Gegensatz zur „herrschenden“ Öffentlichkeit stellt, um vernachlässigte oder unterdrückt erscheinende Themen, Probleme oder soziale Gruppen der allgemeinen Wahrnehmung zugänglich zu machen. So wie Öffentlichkeit steht auch Gegenöffentlichkeit im Gegensatz zu privat – im Grundsatz geht es um die Besetzung öffentlicher Räume, in denen sich Menschen versammeln und einander und andere informieren können. Die Entwicklung der Kommunikationsmittel beeinflusste die Formen und Möglichkeiten von Informationsvermittlung entscheidend. mini|rechts|300px|Anti-AKW-Demonstration in Hannover 1979 Die Demonstration ist das älteste und unvermindert aktuelle öffentliche Mittel von Menschen, um auf sich, ihre Lage oder ihre Anliegen aufmerksam zu machen. Hier wird kein (technisches) Medium zur Vermittlung benötigt – es können auch Rufe, Sprechchöre oder Plakate sein – und die Botschaften werden kurz auf den Begriff gebracht. Der anwaltschaftliche Journalismus versucht ebenfalls auf in den Massenmedien unterrepräsentierte Themen aufmerksam zu machen.


New theoretical approaches


Being translated by Jamie, Paul and Mandip


In an interview, Alexander Kluge described the potential of the internet as revolutionary: "The current tv or radio media content is broadcast hierarchically from above. As long as the online system is not in the hands of corperation, then the direction can be reversed.[…] The internet manifests its potential as a raw material. It has not yet been fully formed. The heads of programme directors are deeply stuffed with their thoroughly conservative mandatory programme, including their ideology. […] It is too soon to celebrate, yet on YouTube, people make Enzenberger's radio theory Enzensberger’sche Radiotheorie become reality. […] A revolution is taking place online. […] YouTube has many scattered but brilliant things, which are thoroughly new created without taking any instructions from above. This type of indirect public sphere poses a new challenge […]“[1]






Contents Counter public is a form of social activity whereby people make conscious attempts against the prevailing opinion in the public sphere. The main aim of counter public is to draw society's attention to topics, problems or social groups that have been neglected or suppressed by the prevailing public opinion. Like the public sphere, counter public is also opposed to private?. Generally, it is about occupying public spaces where people gather to inform themselves and others. The development of means of communication has significantly impacted the form and possibilities of how information is transmitted. Demonstration is one of the oldest and undiminished current public means that people put into practice to draw society's attention towards their situation or concern. Protestors are not dependent on technical media to convey their message; calls, choruses, or placards are sufficient, and besides, their message is expressed in a determined and precise manner. Advocacy journalism also attempts to bring society's awareness to underrepresented topics in mass media.

Communication theory

Kommunikationsmittel werden in der Kommunikationstheorie häufig unterschieden

  • im Blick auf die Erreichbarkeit und Bestimmbarkeit der Rezipienten in Mittel der Individualkommunikation, Gruppenkommunikation und Massenkommunikation;
  • im Blick auf den Technikanteil in Kommunikationsmittel der natürlichen und der technischen Kommunikation;
  • im Blick auf den Sprachanteil in Mittel der verbalen und nonverbalen Kommunikation.


Means of communication are often differentiated/distinguished in models of communication

  • in terms of reaching and determining the target audienceRezipient of a means of communication, whether individual communication Individualkommunikation, group communication and mass communication;
  • in terms of the technical components in natural und the technical means of communication;
  • in terms of the components of speech in verbal and nonverbal communication.


Media as a means of communication in the future will be distinguished :

  • in Data storage, broadcasting media and processing media, especially to record, reproduce and reduplicate media content.
  • in primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary media, depending on the technology used by sender and recipient.


Mass media

Mass media refers to reaching many recipients from one - or less than one - sender simultaneously or nearly simultaneously.

Due to their wide dissemination, mass media are suitable for providing the majority of the population with the same information. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

See also

Bibliography

General
  • Lothar Hoffmann, Kommunikationsmittel: Fachsprache: eine Einführung, 1976
  • Michael Franz, Electric Laokoon: Zeichen und Medien, von der Lochkarte zur Grammatologie, 2007, ISBN 978-3-05-003504-8
  • Horst Völz, Das ist Information. Shaker Verlag, Aachen 2017, ISBN 978-3-8440-5587-0.
Natural communication
  • Jean Werner Sommer, Kommunikationsmittel: Wort und Sprache, 1970
  • Beat Pfister, Tobias Kaufmann: Sprachverarbeitung: Grundlagen und Methoden der Sprachsynthese und Spracherkennung, 2008, ISBN 978-3-540-75909-6
  • Renate Rathmayr, Nonverbale Kommunikationsmittel und ihre Versprachlichung, 1987
Massenkommunikationsmittel (Mass media)
  • Jörg Aufermann, Hans Bohrmann, Massenkommunikationsmittel, 1968
  • Fritz Eberhard, Optische und akustische Massenkommunikationsmittel, 1967
  • Theodor Bücher, Pädagogik der Massenkommunikationsmittel, 1967
  • Hans Kaspar Platte, Soziologie der Massenkommunikationsmittel, 1965
Social means of communication
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Editors=Daniel Michelis, Thomas Schildhauer
Title=Social Media Handbuch - Theorien, Methoden, Modelle
Edition=
Publishing house=Nomos
Location=Baden-Baden
 Year=2010
ISBN=978-3-8329-5470-3
Pages=327
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| Person=Daniel Michelis, Thomas Schildhauer
| Title=Social Media Handbuch - Theorien, Methoden, Modelle und Praxis
| Edition=2. updated und expanded
| Publishing house=Nomos
| Location=Baden-Baden
| Year=2012
| ISBN=978-3-8329-7121-2
| Pages=358

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