Grażyna Stachyra
Biographic Data
| ID | 6211145 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grażyna Stachyra |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grażyna |
| FAMILY NAME | Stachyra |
| SIGNATURE | STACHYRA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Maria Curie-Skłodowska University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6396-112X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Głos jako element tożsamości w hybrydycznej rzeczywistości relacji człowiek – asystent głosowy
Artykuł podejmuje problem asystentów głosowych, których algorytmy syntezy mowy imitują głos naturalny. Liczne badania dowodzą, że użytkownicy tych urządzeń oraz aplikacji traktują je jako istoty społeczne. Takie zachowanie jest efektem hybrydycznego charakteru rzeczywistości komunikacyjnej, w której cechy głosu naturalnego wywołujące określone reakcje są transponowane na głos przetworzony technologicznie. Diagnoza tej problematyki obejmująca aspe…
Aestheticization of radio and its role in the construction of the world in Grand Theft Auto
According to Wolfgang Welsch, the human environment is subject to aestheticization, or ‘embellishment and styling’, to make it more pleasant to perceive and participate. This cultural trend is reflected most strikingly in contemporary media forms. Radio aestheticization concerns both the arrangement (structure) of programme content and the stylistics of the said content in order to make other media forms, like video games, compelling, immersive a…
The Ritual in Women’s Performed Radio „Majdanek”
The article provides insight into the historical phenomenon of performed „radio broadcasts” conducted by the female prisoners of the Nazi concentration camp at Majdanek, Poland. Every day over a period of a few months, women played the role of radio announcers and recreated from memory the communication formulas of Polish Radio broadcasts. The prisoners associated the pre-war Polish Radio with a strong message of cultural heritage and humanist va…
Reflections upon the Privacy in the Converged Commercial Radio
This article focuses on the problematic consequences of shifting boundaries of converged radio practices for individual privacies. Holding that privacy is constructed through the interrelated information practices of both individuals and their mediated surroundings, it addresses radio as a previously intimate and privacy friendly medium. The case of the Royal Prank call by the Australian 2DayFM radio station demonstrates how contemporary converge…
The human core of the public realm
The article elaborates Hannah Arendt’s thought on the public realm to analyse the performed ‘radio’ that women prisoners ‘produced’ with their voice at the Majdanek concentration camp, Poland, in Spring 1943. The authors reconstruct the rationale that clarifies why an image of a radio was meaningful at a death camp. The documented memories reveal that the ‘radio’ created a resistant, harm-preventing and despair-relieving space. Mobilizing the mea…
Radio in the workplace
The article analyses the presence of radio in the workplace. Victor Turner’s work concerning the liminal sphere in social life provides the theoretical underpinning for examination of the specific features of radio communication in the context of the blurring boundary between work and leisure. Radio appears the medium best suited to the workplace, on one hand creating an environment conducive to performing workplace duties, on the other allowing …
The radio plays games
This article analyses the play-element of radio communication, based on examples taken from Poland’s commercial radio stations. The theoretical framework is provided by Roger Caillois’s distinction of four types of games ( agôn, alea, mimicry, ilinx) that stretch between two poles: spontaneity ( paidia) and rules ( ludus). The article illustrates how different kinds of radio games exist on the air and the type of communicational function they hav…
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The radio plays games
This article analyses the play-element of radio communication, based on examples taken from Poland’s commercial radio stations. The theoretical framework is provided by Roger Caillois’s distinction of four types of games ( agôn, alea, mimicry, ilinx) that stretch between two poles: spontaneity ( paidia) and rules ( ludus). The article illustrates how different kinds of radio games exist on the air and the type of communicational function they hav…
Radio in the workplace
The article analyses the presence of radio in the workplace. Victor Turner’s work concerning the liminal sphere in social life provides the theoretical underpinning for examination of the specific features of radio communication in the context of the blurring boundary between work and leisure. Radio appears the medium best suited to the workplace, on one hand creating an environment conducive to performing workplace duties, on the other allowing …
The human core of the public realm
The article elaborates Hannah Arendt’s thought on the public realm to analyse the performed ‘radio’ that women prisoners ‘produced’ with their voice at the Majdanek concentration camp, Poland, in Spring 1943. The authors reconstruct the rationale that clarifies why an image of a radio was meaningful at a death camp. The documented memories reveal that the ‘radio’ created a resistant, harm-preventing and despair-relieving space. Mobilizing the mea…
Reflections upon the Privacy in the Converged Commercial Radio
This article focuses on the problematic consequences of shifting boundaries of converged radio practices for individual privacies. Holding that privacy is constructed through the interrelated information practices of both individuals and their mediated surroundings, it addresses radio as a previously intimate and privacy friendly medium. The case of the Royal Prank call by the Australian 2DayFM radio station demonstrates how contemporary converge…
The Ritual in Women’s Performed Radio „Majdanek”
The article provides insight into the historical phenomenon of performed „radio broadcasts” conducted by the female prisoners of the Nazi concentration camp at Majdanek, Poland. Every day over a period of a few months, women played the role of radio announcers and recreated from memory the communication formulas of Polish Radio broadcasts. The prisoners associated the pre-war Polish Radio with a strong message of cultural heritage and humanist va…
Głos jako element tożsamości w hybrydycznej rzeczywistości relacji człowiek – asystent głosowy
Artykuł podejmuje problem asystentów głosowych, których algorytmy syntezy mowy imitują głos naturalny. Liczne badania dowodzą, że użytkownicy tych urządzeń oraz aplikacji traktują je jako istoty społeczne. Takie zachowanie jest efektem hybrydycznego charakteru rzeczywistości komunikacyjnej, w której cechy głosu naturalnego wywołujące określone reakcje są transponowane na głos przetworzony technologicznie. Diagnoza tej problematyki obejmująca aspe…
Aestheticization of radio and its role in the construction of the world in Grand Theft Auto
According to Wolfgang Welsch, the human environment is subject to aestheticization, or ‘embellishment and styling’, to make it more pleasant to perceive and participate. This cultural trend is reflected most strikingly in contemporary media forms. Radio aestheticization concerns both the arrangement (structure) of programme content and the stylistics of the said content in order to make other media forms, like video games, compelling, immersive a…
Sociology (6 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Visual arts (3 works) · Active listening (2 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Communication (2 works)