Stephen Papson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 216252 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stephen Papson |
| PRENOMES | Stephen |
| SOBRENOME | Papson |
| ASSINATURA | PAPSON S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | St. Lawrence University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 65 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
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Landscapes of the Social Relations of Production in a Networked Society
Scholars, intellectuals, and bricoleurs
This essay explores three orientations to knowledge: the scholar, the intellectual, and the bricoleur. It argues that although the scholar and the intellectual are tied closely to the Liberal Arts and Humanities and dominate academic public relations discourse, both students and faculty increasingly use the practice of bricolage to gather and organize information. Associated with postmodernity, bricolage is a functional response to both the incre…
Capital's brandscapes
This article explores the contradictory cultural tendencies at play in the political economy of corporate brand values.Corporate brand values often serve mutually contradictory goals of capital accumulation and legitimation.Though competitive branding aims at distinguishing firms from one another, in the overall landscape of branding, the semiotics of branding contributes to tightly condensed, yet overarching, capitalist metanarratives.What addit…
Landscapes of the Social Relations of Production in a Networked Society
Thus the social relations within which individuals produce, the social relations of production, change, are transformed, with the change and development of the material means of production, the productive forces.The relations of production in their totality constitute what are called the social relations, society, and specifically, a society at a definite stage of historical development, a society with a peculiar and distinctive character (Marx "…
You Either Get It or You Don’t”
Using The Dr. Phil Show as a case study, this paper explores the processes of secularization and sacralization in the media spectacle of talk television. It argues that TheDr. Phil Showemploys the religious narrative of conversion to frame the personal experiences and the problems of participants. Using discourse analysis, the paper examines two shows that exemplify this narrative: “Addiction” and “The Weight Loss Challenge.” It argues that the m…
Web Site Design
This article reflects on the construction of theWeb site Landscapes of Capital: Representing Time, Space, and Globalization in Corporate Advertising (http://it.stlawu.edu/global/), which maps the relationship of corporate advertising to the political economy. Using a data set of more than 900 commercials, the site maps how Capital represents itself unfolding across emergent economic, social, and cultural formations. This article focuses on the re…
Advertising in the Age of Hypersignification
“Cross the Fin Line of Terror”
Green Marketing and the Commodity Self
Looking at nature
Examining two Nathan Farb Adirondack landscape photographs from a wall calendar, this paper asks whether or not one can read a Nature photograph as an ideological text First, the paper traces Farb's way of seeing Nature to the emergence of the 19th century bourgeoisie and the Transcendental philosophy of Emerson and Thoreau in which Nature is positioned as an alternative to modernity and urban existence. Second, it notes that the Nature photograp…
An Assessment of the Impact of Video on Teaching Sociology
From Symbolic Exchange to Bureaucratic Discourse
Bureaucratic Discourse and the Presentation of Self as Spectacle
Comment on Thurot and Thurot's the ideology of class and tourism
The Day after
The Audiovisual Review
The Audiovisual Review
Spuriousness and tourism
Teaching Sociology with Film
Capital's brandscapes
This article explores the contradictory cultural tendencies at play in the political economy of corporate brand values.Corporate brand values often serve mutually contradictory goals of capital accumulation and legitimation.Though competitive branding aims at distinguishing firms from one another, in the overall landscape of branding, the semiotics of branding contributes to tightly condensed, yet overarching, capitalist metanarratives.What addit…
Advertising in the Age of Hypersignification
From Symbolic Exchange to Bureaucratic Discourse
Spuriousness and tourism
Scholars, intellectuals, and bricoleurs
This essay explores three orientations to knowledge: the scholar, the intellectual, and the bricoleur. It argues that although the scholar and the intellectual are tied closely to the Liberal Arts and Humanities and dominate academic public relations discourse, both students and faculty increasingly use the practice of bricolage to gather and organize information. Associated with postmodernity, bricolage is a functional response to both the incre…
Looking at nature
Examining two Nathan Farb Adirondack landscape photographs from a wall calendar, this paper asks whether or not one can read a Nature photograph as an ideological text First, the paper traces Farb's way of seeing Nature to the emergence of the 19th century bourgeoisie and the Transcendental philosophy of Emerson and Thoreau in which Nature is positioned as an alternative to modernity and urban existence. Second, it notes that the Nature photograp…
Landscapes of the Social Relations of Production in a Networked Society
Thus the social relations within which individuals produce, the social relations of production, change, are transformed, with the change and development of the material means of production, the productive forces.The relations of production in their totality constitute what are called the social relations, society, and specifically, a society at a definite stage of historical development, a society with a peculiar and distinctive character (Marx "…
Web Site Design
This article reflects on the construction of theWeb site Landscapes of Capital: Representing Time, Space, and Globalization in Corporate Advertising (http://it.stlawu.edu/global/), which maps the relationship of corporate advertising to the political economy. Using a data set of more than 900 commercials, the site maps how Capital represents itself unfolding across emergent economic, social, and cultural formations. This article focuses on the re…
An Assessment of the Impact of Video on Teaching Sociology
Bureaucratic Discourse and the Presentation of Self as Spectacle
Teaching Sociology with Film
Spuriousness and tourism
The Audiovisual Review
The Audiovisual Review
Comment on Thurot and Thurot's the ideology of class and tourism
The Day after
Bureaucratic Discourse and the Presentation of Self as Spectacle
From Symbolic Exchange to Bureaucratic Discourse
An Assessment of the Impact of Video on Teaching Sociology
Looking at nature
Examining two Nathan Farb Adirondack landscape photographs from a wall calendar, this paper asks whether or not one can read a Nature photograph as an ideological text First, the paper traces Farb's way of seeing Nature to the emergence of the 19th century bourgeoisie and the Transcendental philosophy of Emerson and Thoreau in which Nature is positioned as an alternative to modernity and urban existence. Second, it notes that the Nature photograp…
“Cross the Fin Line of Terror”
Green Marketing and the Commodity Self
Advertising in the Age of Hypersignification
Web Site Design
This article reflects on the construction of theWeb site Landscapes of Capital: Representing Time, Space, and Globalization in Corporate Advertising (http://it.stlawu.edu/global/), which maps the relationship of corporate advertising to the political economy. Using a data set of more than 900 commercials, the site maps how Capital represents itself unfolding across emergent economic, social, and cultural formations. This article focuses on the re…
You Either Get It or You Don’t”
Using The Dr. Phil Show as a case study, this paper explores the processes of secularization and sacralization in the media spectacle of talk television. It argues that TheDr. Phil Showemploys the religious narrative of conversion to frame the personal experiences and the problems of participants. Using discourse analysis, the paper examines two shows that exemplify this narrative: “Addiction” and “The Weight Loss Challenge.” It argues that the m…
Capital's brandscapes
This article explores the contradictory cultural tendencies at play in the political economy of corporate brand values.Corporate brand values often serve mutually contradictory goals of capital accumulation and legitimation.Though competitive branding aims at distinguishing firms from one another, in the overall landscape of branding, the semiotics of branding contributes to tightly condensed, yet overarching, capitalist metanarratives.What addit…
Landscapes of the Social Relations of Production in a Networked Society
Thus the social relations within which individuals produce, the social relations of production, change, are transformed, with the change and development of the material means of production, the productive forces.The relations of production in their totality constitute what are called the social relations, society, and specifically, a society at a definite stage of historical development, a society with a peculiar and distinctive character (Marx "…
Scholars, intellectuals, and bricoleurs
This essay explores three orientations to knowledge: the scholar, the intellectual, and the bricoleur. It argues that although the scholar and the intellectual are tied closely to the Liberal Arts and Humanities and dominate academic public relations discourse, both students and faculty increasingly use the practice of bricolage to gather and organize information. Associated with postmodernity, bricolage is a functional response to both the incre…
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Landscapes of the Social Relations of Production in a Networked Society
Sociology (14 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Media studies (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Advertising (3 obras) · Aesthetics (3 obras)