How Long to Read Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation

How Long Does it Take to Read Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation?

It takes the average reader and 25 minutes to read Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation by Anna-Theresa Lienhardt

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Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Art - Computer Art / Graphics / Art in Media, grade: 8, Maastricht University, language: English, abstract: The new opportunities humanity gets while society develops and technology grows are seemingly non-terminating. Obviously, many people like to benefit from the arising advantages and the positive side-effects. The World Wide Web is one of these technologies, that on the one hand remarkably facilitate our life and on the other hand lead to a more complex and intertwined system and to changes that can not be reversed. In times of rapid growing technological progress civilization struggles with the issue of striking new paths to the future while at the same time fostering the own cultural heritage. For some people arts and culture are necessary, because they belong to their roots and are signs of their history, but opinions and notions about that theme vary widely. Still there are hotly debated problems relating to cultural policy – Heilbrun & Gray (2011) argue that arts and culture are caught in a materialistic world (p. 3) which is the reason why they always have to deal with a mighty term called ‘money’. But when thinking about culture and heritage, it is not just about keeping the past in mind and preserving ancient monuments. It is also about actively promoting the arts and culture, that currently come into existence. Technologies arise and so do arts. How to cope now with balancing between past and future, heritage and progress, art and high-tech? Bringing something forward means spending time on it, participating in it and therefore reinforcing it. A modern world needs people who get involved and that is why participation may be one of the pivotal things needed for generating a successful future. By taking a look at the current situation, I want to examine the special relationship between the use of the internet and participation in arts and culture. What do we understand by thinking of the term ‘cultural participation’ and for which reasons is it so important to participate? Which tool does the internet provide to influence and increase cultural participation and which examples can be made for that? After a general overview, the demand position will be adapted on the concrete example of the Netherlands. The results may create the basis for developing future scenarios and investigating questions like whether the web's popularity is able to create more popularity for cultural participation or if just the internet's degree of esteem will grow further without any impacts on culture.

How long is Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation?

Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation by Anna-Theresa Lienhardt is 25 pages long, and a total of 6,375 words.

This makes it 8% the length of the average book. It also has 8% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes and 34 minutes to read Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation aloud.

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Arts, culture and digital media. The World Wide Web and its influence on cultural participation is suitable for students ages 8 and up.

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