Democracy and the Public Sphere: From Dystopia Back to Utopia

Hans-Jörg Trenz

doi:10.46692/9781529234374

Exploring the creative and destructive ways individuals and groups make use of new digital and social media in democratic societies across the world, this book presents a much-needed critical theory of the public sphere as we enter the new digital age.

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From Dystopia Back to Utopia

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Contents
pp iii-iii

About the Author
pp iv-iv

Preface
pp v-xiv

1 - Introduction: Vanishing Publics – The Erosion of Democracy and the Public Sphere
pp 1-9

2 - The Legacy and the Future of the Public Sphere
pp 10-37

3 - Public Sphere Dystopia: A Diagnosis
pp 38-76

4 - Between Dystopia and Utopia: The Social and Political Field of Public Sphere Criticism
pp 77-114

5 - Does All This Really Happen? The Experimental Setting of Public Sphere Resilience
pp 115-208

6 - Conclusion: Beyond Post-democracy
pp 209-220

Notes
pp 221-225

References
pp 226-255

Index
pp 256-263

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