«When I spit downwards ‹beard›, when I spit upwards ‹moustache›». Post-migrant theses on media studies and media education
«When I spit downwards ‹beard›, when I spit upwards ‹moustache›». Post-migrant theses on media studies and media education
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This contribution to the debate series is a heuristic, partly polemical analysis. Insofar as the ‹post-migrant› is understood as a kind of epistemological recurrence, the polemic should be considered ‹post-migrant›. The aim of the text is to purposefully exaggerate and, in doing so, reflect on media studies/media studies scholars and their relationship to the topic of ‹media education›: Why do ‹media education› and media studies seem to avoid each other? A Turkish expression that describes these types of dilemmatic situations serves as a structuring principle for the article: «If I spit downwards ‹beard›, if I spit upwards ‹moustache›» («aşağı tükürsem sakal, yukarı tükürsem bıyık»). So no matter in which direction the abject is flung (here in particular: school), it always sticks to oneself.
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MedienbildungpostmigrantischKlassismusPolemikMedienwissenschaft
