Homo Informaticus as a Personality Type. The Conflict of Spectacular and Real on the Screen
Abstract
The evolution of informational culture which can be treated as media culture due to the development of audiovisual technologies, puts a number of questions brought about by the emergence of a new personality type, homo informaticus (informational man). The article covers the conflict between the nature of television with its tendency for spectacularity and the informational requirements of the modern society which demands an authentic presentation of the world.
Keywords
homo informaticus,
television,
audiovisual technologies,
spectacularity,
realistic TV,
authenticity,
rationality,
informationality,
media reality,
screen reality
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About the Author
Svetlana Leonidovna Urazova
Institute of Advanced Training for Television and Radio Broadcasting Personnel
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Review
For citations:
Urazova S.L. Homo Informaticus as a Personality Type. The Conflict of Spectacular and Real on the Screen. Vestnik VGIK. 2011;3(3(9)):131-139. (In Russ.)
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