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Was ist uns der Reflexionsraum wert? Kultur im Radio: Hörspielkritik in der sich wandelnden Medienlandschaft

Was ist uns der Reflexionsraum wert? Kultur im Radio: Hörspielkritik in der sich wandelnden Medienlandschaft

Online documentation of the lecture "Was ist uns der Reflexionsraum wert? Kultur im Radio: Hörspielkritik in der sich wandelnden Medienlandschaft [What Is the Space for Refection Worth to Us? Culture on the Radio: Radio Play Criticism in the Changing Media Landscape]" given by Hans-Ulrich Wagner at the symposium on radio and television criticism "Lauter Likes? [Lots of Likes]“ on 8 November 2017 in Karlsruhe. The symposium was organised by the Südwestrundfunk (SWR) [Southwest Broadcasting] at the ARD Radio Play Days, which took place from 8 to12 November at the Zentrum für Kunst und Medien (ZKM) [Centre of Art and Media] in Karlsruhe. The journal "Medienkorrespondenz" documented the lecture in its issue of 19 April 2018.

To the documentation in MK

Was ist uns der Reflexionsraum wert? Kultur im Radio: Hörspielkritik in der sich wandelnden Medienlandschaft

Online documentation of the lecture "Was ist uns der Reflexionsraum wert? Kultur im Radio: Hörspielkritik in der sich wandelnden Medienlandschaft [What Is the Space for Refection Worth to Us? Culture on the Radio: Radio Play Criticism in the Changing Media Landscape]" given by Hans-Ulrich Wagner at the symposium on radio and television criticism "Lauter Likes? [Lots of Likes]“ on 8 November 2017 in Karlsruhe. The symposium was organised by the Südwestrundfunk (SWR) [Southwest Broadcasting] at the ARD Radio Play Days, which took place from 8 to12 November at the Zentrum für Kunst und Medien (ZKM) [Centre of Art and Media] in Karlsruhe. The journal "Medienkorrespondenz" documented the lecture in its issue of 19 April 2018.

To the documentation in MK

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Dr. Hans-Ulrich Wagner

Year of publication

2018

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media critique • radio • audio play

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