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На общем собрании 18.06.2012 ученым секретарем Центра медиафилософии был утвержден научный сотрудник Центра, аспирант философского фак-та СПбГУ Константин  Алексеевич  Очеретяный.
Желаем ему успехов в этой трудной, многогранной и требующей человеколюбия работе.
Центр выражает признательность и благодарность бывшему ученому секретарю Центра Михаилу Александровичу Степанову за инвестицию  и добросовестный многолетни й труд.

Директор Центра В.В. Савчук
Секретарь Центра Анастасия Шалаева
а также весь Центр медиафилософии

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  • Катя Богачевская

    Костя, мои искренние поздравления! Уверена, что ты будешь прекрасным секретарем Центра медиафилософии))

  • Что произошло с Михаилом Александровичем?

  • odushin

    CALL FOR PAPERSThe Spectacular/Ordinary/Contested Media CityMay 15–17,
    2013Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, University of Helsinki,
    FinlandIn contemporary cities, the effects of advanced
    telecommunications and commodified media exist everywhere around us. In both
    eye-catching and oblique ways, mass and personalised media forms reshape our
    spatial practices and perceptions of specific milieus and the city as a
    whole.We invite presentations that deal particularly with the following
    issues:• role of media and surveillance technologies in the
    spectacularisation of urban public spaces and events• the ways in which
    media technologies and representations become part of thetaken-for-granted
    perceptions and routinised practices and rhythms of urban life• the
    actual and potential contributions of mass and personalised media forms to
    the contestation of economic, political and cultural hegemonies in
    citiesThroughout the interdisciplinary symposium, the spectacular,
    ordinary and contested aspects of the media city will be brainstormed
    through questions such as: What is the relationship of materiality of media
    and symbolic media representations in the construction of densely
    digitalised urban milieus? To what extent and how is media-saturation
    steering people’s urban activities towards automated and un-reflected
    modes? Or do the “urban media affordances” open room for creative
    place-making practices, new amalgamations of technology and
    corporeality, and even chances for alternative decoding and political
    resistance? In which ways do different forms of art and popularculture
    (cinema, literature, theatre, digital games etc.) articulate and intervene
    in the media city? What ethical and political issues lurk behind the
    pecuniary motifs of the ongoing mediatisation of space?Invited keynote
    speakers:• Anne Cronin, Lancaster University, UK• Stephen Graham,
    Newcastle University, UK• Scott McQuire, Melbourne University,
    Australia• Shannon Mattern, The New School, USAIf you would like to
    present a paper at the Spectacular/Ordinary/Contested Media City symposium,
    please send an abstract (max. 300 words) to mediacity-2013@helsinki.fi
    by 14 January 2013. A narrative bio (max. 100 words) describing the author’s
    background and research interests should also accompany the
    proposal.For more information, visit: http://www.helsinki.fi/collegium/events/mediacity2013The
    organising committee:Jani Vuolteenaho & Outi Hakola, Helsinki Collegium
    for Advanced StudiesSeija Ridell & Sami Kolamo, University of
    Tampere.Contacts / conference secretary:Kirsi L. Reyes-Anastacio /
    Helsinki Collegium for Advanced StudiesEmail: mediacity-2013@helsinki.fi
    Outi J. Hakola, PhD.Programme coordinatorHelsinki Collegium for
    Advanced StudiesPO BOX 4FIN 00014 University of
    HelsinkiFinlandtel. +358 (0)9 191 21734email: outi.j.hakola@helsinki.fi

  • Спасибо за вашу работу, я нашла ту информацию,которую долго искала, ваш  мне очень помог! успехов вам в дальнейшей работе!