Contenido

El espacio público supone, pues, dominio público, uso social colectivo y diversidad de actividades, características entre las que existe gran cantidad de posibilidades hasta llegar al extremo del espacio virtual en Internet, que se configura actualmente como un espacio público no físico pero de gran importancia.

Concept discussion

Public space is a technical concept used in contemporary human and social sciences relatively recently. Kant offered one of the first definitions of this concept, which however has only been widely used since the 1960s with the publication of Jürgen Habermas's professorial habilitation L'espace public: archéologie de la publicité comme dimension constitutive de la société bourgeoise (The public space: archeology of advertising as a constitutive dimension of bourgeois society), titled in Spanish History and criticism of public opinion. The structural transformation of public life. In reality, both the concept of public space and public opinion can coexist in Spanish, a bit like container and content. In this work, Habermas describes the process by which the public (made up of individuals who use their reason) occupies the public sphere or space controlled by authority and transforms it into space (metaphorically speaking) where criticism is exercised against the power of the State. The process in question dates back to the century in England (and approximately thirty years later in France), the place of development of urbanization and the appearance of the concept of private space in the bourgeoisie of the cities. Habermas shows how salon meetings and cafés have contributed to the multiplication of political debates and discussions, which enjoy publicity through the media of the time (epistolary relations, nascent press).

The concept of "publicity" (in the sense of the wide dissemination of information and debate topics through the media) is a key element of Habermas's theory: this must be included as a constitutive dimension of public opinion and public space and as a principle of control of political power. To some extent, public opinion becomes more visible through its "publicization."

Today, the concept of public space is at the center of numerous discussions, particularly in the field of communication sciences. One can cite, in particular, the analysis of Bernard Miège") ("the society conquered by communication") who distinguishes, thanks to a retrospective look at the models of public space, four major communication models that organize an expanded and divided public space: the opinion press (mid-century), the commercial press (from the mid-century), the audiovisual mass media (from the mid-century) and generalized public relations (from the 1970s).

Regarding components of public space:.

As for thinkers and institutions about public space:.

As for related concepts:.

Contenido

El espacio público supone, pues, dominio público, uso social colectivo y diversidad de actividades, características entre las que existe gran cantidad de posibilidades hasta llegar al extremo del espacio virtual en Internet, que se configura actualmente como un espacio público no físico pero de gran importancia.

Concept discussion

Public space is a technical concept used in contemporary human and social sciences relatively recently. Kant offered one of the first definitions of this concept, which however has only been widely used since the 1960s with the publication of Jürgen Habermas's professorial habilitation L'espace public: archéologie de la publicité comme dimension constitutive de la société bourgeoise (The public space: archeology of advertising as a constitutive dimension of bourgeois society), titled in Spanish History and criticism of public opinion. The structural transformation of public life. In reality, both the concept of public space and public opinion can coexist in Spanish, a bit like container and content. In this work, Habermas describes the process by which the public (made up of individuals who use their reason) occupies the public sphere or space controlled by authority and transforms it into space (metaphorically speaking) where criticism is exercised against the power of the State. The process in question dates back to the century in England (and approximately thirty years later in France), the place of development of urbanization and the appearance of the concept of private space in the bourgeoisie of the cities. Habermas shows how salon meetings and cafés have contributed to the multiplication of political debates and discussions, which enjoy publicity through the media of the time (epistolary relations, nascent press).

The concept of "publicity" (in the sense of the wide dissemination of information and debate topics through the media) is a key element of Habermas's theory: this must be included as a constitutive dimension of public opinion and public space and as a principle of control of political power. To some extent, public opinion becomes more visible through its "publicization."

Today, the concept of public space is at the center of numerous discussions, particularly in the field of communication sciences. One can cite, in particular, the analysis of Bernard Miège") ("the society conquered by communication") who distinguishes, thanks to a retrospective look at the models of public space, four major communication models that organize an expanded and divided public space: the opinion press (mid-century), the commercial press (from the mid-century), the audiovisual mass media (from the mid-century) and generalized public relations (from the 1970s).

Regarding components of public space:.

As for thinkers and institutions about public space:.

As for related concepts:.