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Autorska audycja radiowa jako forma rytuału

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Jeziński M.

Athenaeum. Polskie Studia Politologiczne

2017

vol. 53

139-153

The objective of the paper is the interpretation of an author’s radio broadcast in the anthropological context of ritual. I imply that radio broadcast, especially led by a charismatic journalist enjoying the authority status, can be presented as a special kind of media ritual. Its structure and course bear the features of ritual activity, determined by the specific character of the medium in which such a ritual is held. The ritual activity runs in the context of the mass media and is characterized by multi-code features and multitude of parameters, which stem from the fact that in the process of communication the contextual meanings are generated between the journalists and the radio listeners. The category of media ritual will be illustrated in the text by the examples of the selected author’s broadcasts led by Piotr Kaczkowski and Marek Niedźwiecki held in the Programme Three of the Polish Radio in the Eighties of the 20th century.

Celem artykułu jest interpretacja radiowej audycji autorskiej w antropologicznych kategoriach rytuału. Zakładam, że audycja radiowa, zwłaszcza prowadzona przez charyzmatycznego i obdarzonego autorytetem dziennikarza, jest swoistym rytuałem medialnym. Jego struktura i przebieg noszą znamiona działania rytualnego, determinowanego przez specyfikę medium, w jakim do rytuału dochodzi. Działanie rytualne przebiega w kontekście mediów masowych i charakteryzuje się wielokodowością i wielością parametrów, co wynika z faktu, że w procesie komunikacji tworzone są kontekstowe znaczenia na linii radiowi dziennikarze–słuchacze. Kategoria rytuału medialnego zostanie w tekście zilustrowana przykładami z audycji autorskich prowadzonych w Programie Trzecim Polskiego Radia przez Piotra Kaczkowskiego i Marka Niedźwieckiego w latach 80. XX wieku.

Misje ad gentes a nowe wyzwania

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Domaszk A.

Prawo Kanoniczne

2019

vol. 62

issue 4

55-90

The Catholic Church is obliged to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It is a missionary order directed to all people (ad gentes). Canon law perceives new situations: many migrations of people, including non-Christians, and the widespread influence of mass media, as new missionary challenges. The study aimed to investigate how Church law adapts to these new situations. The first chapter outlines what the ad gentes missions are. The next chapter presents the phenomenon of contemporary migration and the Church’s response to this situation, especially to non-Christians in the European environment. Then the study outlined the situation of the so-called new media, their impact, and evangelization undertaken by the people of the Church in this area. In summary, it should be emphasized that awareness is the priority for the new challenges for ad gentes missions. Catholic missions do not take place only in distant countries, but through the presence of migrants and access to new means of communication, the missionary perspective has approached traditionally Christian countries. Every Catholic in the space of his daily life has the opportunity to be a missionary for his neighbours = migrants or co-users of the portal visited on the Internet. We need to think about the new solutions of the universal, particular or the smallest parish, so that the Christian message can reach every migrating person, including the Internet user. One should look for new ideas and their norms in the particular Church.

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