Fred Cheyunski
Biographic Data
| ID | 1318152 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fred Cheyunski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fred |
| FAMILY NAME | Cheyunski |
| SIGNATURE | CHEYUNSKI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Film Independent |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6864-0915 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Revisiting From Cliché to Archetype for artistry in addressing artificial intelligence in media ecology and managing change
This article goes back to McLuhan and Watson’s book From Cliché to Archetype , in its respective editions, regarding artistic recognition and treatment of media effects. It examines the core aspects of these texts as well as related Explorations in Media Ecology articles that help explain key aspects more clearly. The narrative relates these parallel constructs to those employed in information technology change management impact assessment. It si…
Celebrating and extending the literary roots of media ecology: Spiralling forward and upward in our times
Many in recent years have been seeking solace and illumination due to trying circumstances by various means including reading. McLuhan’s broad pursuits in literature and into other written materials played an important part in the origins of media studies. This article reviews various sources to confirm as well as advocate further celebration and extension of these literary roots. Moreover, it highlights a recent translation of Machado de Assis’s…
Media ecology and change communication: Similarities, differences and opportunities for real-world synergies
A Media Ecology/Formal Cause Communication Model appears to have parallels with strategic/change communication offering means of exploring different but related areas of study and practice. Particularly, change communication continues to be critical in technology adoption whereas media ecology concerns ‘confronting technopoly’ and countering the surrender of culture to technology. A ‘change curve’, has had its own origins and part in the change c…
Dealing with dystopia: Freire’s Gnostic cycle and media ecology in a post-pandemic world
In recent years, commentators have characterized the disruptive social occurrences and technological changes as dystopic. As we attempt to address and deal with this melee of events with their associated emotions and reactions, this article mines media ecology literature, the work of renowned Brazilian educator, Paulo Freire, and other sources to propose some answers and choices for the path forward. More specifically, this article defines dystop…
Dealing with Dystopia: Freire’s Gnostic Cycle and Media Ecology in a Post Pandemic World
In recent years, commentators have characterized the disruptive social occurrences and technological change as dystopic. As we attempt to address and deal with this melee of events with their associated emotions and reactions, this article mines media ecology literature, the work of renowned Brazilian educator, Paulo Freire, and other sources to propose some answers and choices for the path forward. More specifically, this article defines dystopi…
An Explorations in Media Ecology appreciative inquiry: Onward and upward
This article combines appreciative inquiry (AI) as well as digital object interviewing and other constructs from the field to examine Explorations in Media Ecology ( EME ) in its online format. It provides an in-depth review of the journal and its issues produced over the past twenty years. The article surveys EME ’s editorial advances and transitions, its coverage of the media environment, its interdisciplinary range, along with its demographics…
Media ecology and change communication: Similarities, differences and opportunities for real-world synergies
A Media Ecology/Formal Cause Communication Model appears to have parallels with strategic/change communication offering means of exploring different but related areas of study and practice. Particularly, change communication continues to be critical in technology adoption whereas media ecology concerns ‘confronting technopoly’ and countering the surrender of culture to technology. A ‘change curve’, has had its own origins and part in the change c…
Dealing with dystopia: Freire’s Gnostic cycle and media ecology in a post-pandemic world
In recent years, commentators have characterized the disruptive social occurrences and technological changes as dystopic. As we attempt to address and deal with this melee of events with their associated emotions and reactions, this article mines media ecology literature, the work of renowned Brazilian educator, Paulo Freire, and other sources to propose some answers and choices for the path forward. More specifically, this article defines dystop…
Celebrating and extending the literary roots of media ecology: Spiralling forward and upward in our times
Many in recent years have been seeking solace and illumination due to trying circumstances by various means including reading. McLuhan’s broad pursuits in literature and into other written materials played an important part in the origins of media studies. This article reviews various sources to confirm as well as advocate further celebration and extension of these literary roots. Moreover, it highlights a recent translation of Machado de Assis’s…
An Explorations in Media Ecology appreciative inquiry: Onward and upward
This article combines appreciative inquiry (AI) as well as digital object interviewing and other constructs from the field to examine Explorations in Media Ecology ( EME ) in its online format. It provides an in-depth review of the journal and its issues produced over the past twenty years. The article surveys EME ’s editorial advances and transitions, its coverage of the media environment, its interdisciplinary range, along with its demographics…
An Explorations in Media Ecology appreciative inquiry: Onward and upward
This article combines appreciative inquiry (AI) as well as digital object interviewing and other constructs from the field to examine Explorations in Media Ecology ( EME ) in its online format. It provides an in-depth review of the journal and its issues produced over the past twenty years. The article surveys EME ’s editorial advances and transitions, its coverage of the media environment, its interdisciplinary range, along with its demographics…
Dealing with dystopia: Freire’s Gnostic cycle and media ecology in a post-pandemic world
In recent years, commentators have characterized the disruptive social occurrences and technological changes as dystopic. As we attempt to address and deal with this melee of events with their associated emotions and reactions, this article mines media ecology literature, the work of renowned Brazilian educator, Paulo Freire, and other sources to propose some answers and choices for the path forward. More specifically, this article defines dystop…
Dealing with Dystopia: Freire’s Gnostic Cycle and Media Ecology in a Post Pandemic World
In recent years, commentators have characterized the disruptive social occurrences and technological change as dystopic. As we attempt to address and deal with this melee of events with their associated emotions and reactions, this article mines media ecology literature, the work of renowned Brazilian educator, Paulo Freire, and other sources to propose some answers and choices for the path forward. More specifically, this article defines dystopi…
Media ecology and change communication: Similarities, differences and opportunities for real-world synergies
A Media Ecology/Formal Cause Communication Model appears to have parallels with strategic/change communication offering means of exploring different but related areas of study and practice. Particularly, change communication continues to be critical in technology adoption whereas media ecology concerns ‘confronting technopoly’ and countering the surrender of culture to technology. A ‘change curve’, has had its own origins and part in the change c…
Revisiting From Cliché to Archetype for artistry in addressing artificial intelligence in media ecology and managing change
This article goes back to McLuhan and Watson’s book From Cliché to Archetype , in its respective editions, regarding artistic recognition and treatment of media effects. It examines the core aspects of these texts as well as related Explorations in Media Ecology articles that help explain key aspects more clearly. The narrative relates these parallel constructs to those employed in information technology change management impact assessment. It si…
Celebrating and extending the literary roots of media ecology: Spiralling forward and upward in our times
Many in recent years have been seeking solace and illumination due to trying circumstances by various means including reading. McLuhan’s broad pursuits in literature and into other written materials played an important part in the origins of media studies. This article reviews various sources to confirm as well as advocate further celebration and extension of these literary roots. Moreover, it highlights a recent translation of Machado de Assis’s…
Biology (6 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Digital Games and Media (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Dystopia (2 works)