A CALL FOR MEDIA ECOLOGY
Edwin Jurriëns
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Edwin Jurriëns
Abstract
This article attempts to reinvigorate the concept of media ecology, specifically in reference to the study of Indonesian popular culture. It contains a critique of a Cultural Studies strand that focuses predominantly on audience interpretations of popular culture. The proposed media ecology also makes evaluative statements about and/or presents possible alternatives to popular culture ideas and practices.
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This article attempts to reinvigorate the concept of media ecology, specifically in reference to the study of Indonesian popular culture. It contains a critique of a Cultural Studies strand that focuses predominantly on audience interpretations of popular culture. The proposed media ecology also makes evaluative statements about and/or presents possible alternatives to popular culture ideas and practices.
Key concepts: Media ecology, Ecology, Popular culture, Cultural ecology, Sociology, Indonesian, Popular media, Media studies