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Understanding Occupy from Wall Street to Portland
Applied Studies in Communication Theory
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ISBN-13:
9780739183229
Veröffentl:
2013
Seiten:
268
Autor:
Renee Guarriello Heath
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Occupy movement using various communication theory perspectives. It considers global and local contexts of the movement from its cultural and economic roots to the views of participants, city officials, newspapers and social media. It grapples with how these perspectives represent romantic, practical, and critical understandings of the movement.
Given the centrality of economics and communication in the Occupy movement, Understanding Occupy from Wall Street to Portland uses economic insights and contemporary theories of communication to better understand the movement at this current juncture in history. This collection is organized by complementary theoretical and methodological perspectives: the global—critical cultural and economic understandings of Occupy; the local—interpretive ethnographic examinations of a local site—Occupy Portland, Oregon; and mediated perspectives—analyses of the words of officials and media. The contributors also examine social movement phenomena by stepping outside of social movement theory to analyze the macro- and microprocesses of the Occupy movement, demonstrating the saliency of communication theory. Throughout the volume are in-depth case studies that examine universal narratives about Occupy. One of the challenges of studying Occupy is that members of this movement are committed to not allowing any one person (or entity) to define it. One way the editors acknowledge this and attempt to honor the individualism and postmodern fragmentation of this movement is to consider their findings in light of the three interpretive lenses of the romantic, functional, and critical. This informative and comprehensive text provides a critical lens on the constantly evolving Occupy movement.
Foreword
David Osborn
Introduction: Engaging Occupy: An Introduction to Romantic, Practical, and Critical Perspectives
Renee Guarriello Heath and C. Vail Fletcher
Part 1: Situating Occupy Globally: the Cultural and Economic Context
Chapter 1: A Genealogy of Occupy within Transnational Contexts, and Communication Research
Priya Kapoor
Chapter 2: We are the 99 percent: Occupy and the Economics of Discontent
William Barnes
Chapter 3: Neofuedalism and the Financial Crisis: Implications for Occupy Wall Street
Majia Holmer Nadesan
Part 2: Local Interpretations of Occupy Portland
Chapter 4: Confessional Tales from the Field: Owning Researcher Methods and Positionality
Renee Guarriello Heath, Ricardo V. Munoz, and C. Vail Fletcher
Chapter 5: Finding the Space Between: Participative Democracy, Consensus Decision-Making and a Leaderful/less Movement
Renee Guarriello Heath
Chapter 6: Globalization from Below: Discourses of Horizontalism, Direct Action, and Violence
Ricardo V. Munoz
Chapter 7: (De) Colonization and Collective Identity: Intersections and Negotiations of Gender, Race, and Class in Occupy
C. Vail Fletcher
Part 3: Re(presentations) and Revelations: Occupy Mediated
Chapter 8: Violence, Bias, or Fair Journalism? Understanding Portland Media Coverage of an Episodic Protest
Jennette Lovejoy and Keeler Brynteson
Chapter 9: An “Official” Account: Delivering Occupy Portland’s Eviction Notice
erin daina mcclellan
Chapter 10: Interconnected Discontent: Social Media and Social Capital in the Occupy Movement
Doug Tewksbury
David Osborn
Introduction: Engaging Occupy: An Introduction to Romantic, Practical, and Critical Perspectives
Renee Guarriello Heath and C. Vail Fletcher
Part 1: Situating Occupy Globally: the Cultural and Economic Context
Chapter 1: A Genealogy of Occupy within Transnational Contexts, and Communication Research
Priya Kapoor
Chapter 2: We are the 99 percent: Occupy and the Economics of Discontent
William Barnes
Chapter 3: Neofuedalism and the Financial Crisis: Implications for Occupy Wall Street
Majia Holmer Nadesan
Part 2: Local Interpretations of Occupy Portland
Chapter 4: Confessional Tales from the Field: Owning Researcher Methods and Positionality
Renee Guarriello Heath, Ricardo V. Munoz, and C. Vail Fletcher
Chapter 5: Finding the Space Between: Participative Democracy, Consensus Decision-Making and a Leaderful/less Movement
Renee Guarriello Heath
Chapter 6: Globalization from Below: Discourses of Horizontalism, Direct Action, and Violence
Ricardo V. Munoz
Chapter 7: (De) Colonization and Collective Identity: Intersections and Negotiations of Gender, Race, and Class in Occupy
C. Vail Fletcher
Part 3: Re(presentations) and Revelations: Occupy Mediated
Chapter 8: Violence, Bias, or Fair Journalism? Understanding Portland Media Coverage of an Episodic Protest
Jennette Lovejoy and Keeler Brynteson
Chapter 9: An “Official” Account: Delivering Occupy Portland’s Eviction Notice
erin daina mcclellan
Chapter 10: Interconnected Discontent: Social Media and Social Capital in the Occupy Movement
Doug Tewksbury