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Die Relevanz und Bedeutung von Bildkommunikation vor allem in juvenilen Lebenswelten nimmt seit der Implementierung der Videoclipkultur Mitte der 1980er-Jahre permanent zu. Aktuell ist eine weitere Dynamisierung bei der Herstellung und Verwendung von Bildern vor allem im Kontext des Beziehungsmanagements und der Selbstnarration in den Sozialen Netzwerken erkennbar. Reflektiert wird, ob und welche Dispositionen bzw. Formatierungen durch die Nutzung aktueller Medien bisherige Wahrnehmungsmuster verändern bzw. modifizieren. So vermutet Katja Gunkel (2018, 39), dass die verwendeten Prinzipien der Wirklichkeitserzeugung Einfluss auf die populäre Bildsprache haben. Konkret werden die aktuellen Bildpraxen durch die Digitalisierung (Algorithmisierung), die Verwendung von mobilen Medien, die Nutzung von Mikroformaten sowie die Besonderheiten von Softwareanwendungen bzw. Internet-Plattformen (TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram) auf mögliche Beeinflussungsfaktoren reflektiert, andererseits ist der Blick darauf gerichtet, im Kontext von Alltagspraxen und deren Resonanz und/oder medienpädagogischen Impulsen, auf Potenziale bzw. Ressourcen selbstgesteuerter Aneignungsmöglichkeiten der virtuellen Lebenswelt hinzuweisen. Der Blick ist auch darauf gerichtet, ob es in der digitalen Lebenswelt visuelle Kulturen gibt bzw. geben kann, «die sich expliziten Regeln und damit auch einem algorithmischen Prozessieren entziehen» (Richter und Allert 2017, 238). Dies wird am Beispiel von zwei medienpädagogischen Projekten erörtert.

The article examines the connection between the demand and supply of profiles and the idea of optimization. The "entrepreneurial self" has become a "project self" that must develop a profile, which is also influenced by digital technologies. The absence of a profile is not an option, especially for scientists applying for professorships. The idea of optimization is closely linked to the educational motive of human improvement. The text addresses the topic of profiling in digital culture and emphasizes the importance of profiling, raising the question of power over the use of data and the associated societal effects. [Extracted from the article]

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After discussing the reasons for Facebook’s popularity among adolescents, we proceed by analyzing the different types of superego and their structure during the great psychic upheaval of this developmental period. The prevalent use of the logic of orality and anality by Facebook causes regression in adolescents and may provoke a de-eroticization or even a desexualization of the Oedipal superego. This puts the cultural and the archaic superegos to the forefront, which may ultimately result in complete avoidance of sexuality, as it is experienced as dangerous. All of these factors may threaten the structuring capacity of the categories of lack and desire.

Drawing as a learning and educational process is dependent upon various factors. Analysing these individually and applying them to practice harbours great potential for the didactics of drawing. The article investigates drawing processes in the art classroom with a focus on the complex shape of the symbolic tableau, in order to visualise the potential for understanding drawing as a medium of formation and recognition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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