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Hybridisierung oder Verschwinden des ,Erklärstücks‘? Eine Untersuchung am Beispielder „Süddeutschen Zeitung“,samt phänomenologischer Interpretation der Befunde

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Giessen H. W.
Germanica Wratislaviensia
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2012
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vol. 136
111-122
EN
The traditional concept of news journalism in Germany focused on the strict separation between “objective” and “subjective” text patterns. Since the late sixties, this traditional concept began to slowly disappear. The article thus tries to examine the patterns on “Süddeutsche Zeitung’s” “Meinungsseite” (editorial page). The result is that in this paper no difference between “commenting editorials” and “explaining editorials” can be found today. The interpretation focuses on the fact that explaining segments nowadays are an integrated part of traditional “objective” articles. Thus, there is no need for “explaining editorials” anymore. In spite of the fact that there still is, out of historical reasons, a section of “explaining editorials”, all editorials of today’s “Süddeutsche Zeitung” are commenting.
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Überlegungen zu einer kontrastiven, interkulturellen Kommunikations- und Medienforschung

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Giessen H. W.
Germanica Wratislaviensia
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2011
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vol. 134
193-200
EN
My contribution aims to discuss aspects of comparative, interculturally focussed communication and media sciences. It is evident that the aspect of interculturality becomes increasingly important in our globalised world. The precursor are the media. Thus communication and media sciences ought to focus on intercultural topics as virulent areas of research. My contribution aims to give exemplar for such kinds of research and especially discusses the specific features of communication and media sciences, respectively.
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Platons Phaidros-Passage und McLuhans Medientheorie

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Giessen H. W.
Germanica Wratislaviensia
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2013
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vol. 138
153 - 161
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This article tries to deliver an interpretation of Platon’s Phaidros text passage in regard of McLuhan’s distinction between ‘cool’ and ‘hot’ media, thus contributing to render more precisely Platon’s theoretical analysis and to explain why Platon’s assumption is regularily quoted but nevertheless had largely no results and effects.
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Unterschiedliche kognitive Verarbeitungseffekte bei unterschiedlichen Textsorten

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Giessen H. W.
Germanica Wratislaviensia
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2017
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vol. 142
185-193
DE
Ziel der Studie ist, Indikatoren dafür zu finden, dass unterschiedliche Textsorten kognitiv unterschied­lich verarbeitet werden. Zu diesem Zweck wurde Probanden ein Gedicht in jeweils einzelnen Verszei­len vorgegeben – einmal mit der Vorgabe, dass nun ein Gedicht zu lesen sei; die zweite Gruppe erhielt die Information, es handele sich um einen Prosatext. Die Verarbeitungsdauer war offensichtlich von dieser Vorinformation determiniert.
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The study aims to research the cognitive processing of text types. Test persons were given poem verse lines – with the prescription that a poem was to be read, or a prose text, respectively. The processing time was determined by this preliminary information. Obviously this is an indicator that poems and prose are differently processed.
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„Camerons Eigentor“: Eine vergleichende exemplarische Analyse von Zeitungskommentaren aus vier europäischen Ländern

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Petkova-Kessanlis M., Giessen H. W.
Studia Germanica Gedanensia
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2014
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issue 31
108-122
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In November 2013, UK Prime Minister David Cameron suggested migration of Bulgarian and Romanian citizens to be better controlled, and the UK to better regulate her welfare spending in regard of newly arrived immigrants. His suggestions targeted core European values, and attacked citizens of fellow European partner states. Question was how this was valued in editorial comments from newspapers of four European countries: Germany, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, and Greece. In regard of the content, we found that all editorial comments focused different aspects, and most (except the Luxembourg one) were critical. In regard of explicity, we assume cultural differences, especially with the German text.
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Wychodząc z założenia, że język i jego użycie to m.in. źródło wiedzy kulturowej, Autorzy artykułu postawili sobie za cel porównanie komentarzy prasowych, będących reakcją na wystąpienie premiera Wielkiej Brytanii, Davida Camerona, na temat konieczności ograniczenia imigrantów, między innymi z Bułgarii i Rumunii. Wystąpienie miało miejsce w listopadzie 2013 i odbiło się szerokim echem w Europie. Komentarze pochodzą z czterech państw: Luksemburga, Niemiec, Bułgarii i Grecji. Analiza pragmatyczna wybranych komentarzy wskazuje na różnice w zachowaniach językowych i  poziom krytyki (najmniej krytyczny Luksemburg) wobec ważnego i aktualnego zjawiska społeczno-europejskiego.
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