Enlarging the Imaginative Diet: using television as a resource to develop a capacity for moral imagination

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• Tonny Krijnen

• note 177

  We tried to make a live satellite programme for television with Irene van Ditshuyzen, a Dutch television maker. This did not happen ...

• MORAL DISTANCE TOWARDS OTHER SELVES

  Caroline Nevejan –

  By way of mass media and social network technologies millions of people see Human Rights being violated every day. We watch it, witness ...

• concept, argument, conclusion, theory

  Presence qualifies trust

  Caroline Nevejan –

  Presence, I argue, is one of the major determinants in the negotiation of trust and truth. Because of the development of technology we ...

• proposal, argument

  MORAL DISTANCE TOWARDS ONE'S ACTIONS

  Caroline Nevejan –

  Using transaction and automation technologies one can act in another place at another time just by pushing a button. The reaction to my ...

• note 229

  The moral significance of scale is an extremely complex issue: 1 dead is a person, 10 dead is a drama, and 1 million dead is a ...

• concept, argument, theory

  To settle for certain behaviour

  Caroline Nevejan –

  The concept of media schemata is crucial for research into the domain of designing presence in environments where technology plays a ...

• concept, argument

  Blurring You and not-You

  Caroline Nevejan –

  The blurring between You and not-You creates confusions as well as solutions. In not-You spaces trust is delegated, moral distance is ...

• description, methodology, subjective, key-informants, parresia, techno-biography, text laboratory

  Quantative and qualitive in normative perspective

  Caroline Nevejan –

  Using the text as the laboratory one does need to find cues for validity though. While writing I have focused on creating inner validity ...

• description, concept, theory

  Media Schemata

  Caroline Nevejan –

  'I could not go to sleep because the lady in the television set asked me to stay and watch a bit longer', said the aging mother of a ...