[IGALA] Critical Media Studies Keynote: Andrew Chadwick 27.5 4pm CET

[Catherine TEBALDI]

The Culture and Computation Lab and the Digital Traditionalism project cordially invite you to the closing keynote for the semester’s lecture series : what is critical media studies?   At 4pm CET on Wednesday May 27 here online<https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=med3c3d7ed52544caee6f28490540d039> (or if you are with us in Luxembourg, in our beautiful Maison du Savoir with a nice crémant) .



This lecture series asks critical questions about language and power in media, and so we are very pleased to have as our semester keynote Professor Andrew Chadwick (Loughborough) discussing media and democracy.     Further details below, and we look forward to seeing you on Wednesday!

What is Gone and What Remains in the Research on Digital Engagement?

Research on digitally-mediated engagement has been central to the social science of the internet since the 1990s. Not only has it generated significant theoretical innovations, it has impacted democratic practice across the world. But today, after a decade of upheaval caused by social media’s dysfunctional impacts, where stands the field?

https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=med3c3d7ed52544caee6f28490540d039


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