Geng-Shiau Lin, Pei-Ling Tseng, Chia-Chen Chang, Giou-Teng Yiang, Zui-Shen Yen, Jang-Wei Jian, Chen-Yin Tung
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theme internet public sphere permanent place research agendas intellectual inquiry entering mainstream political communication studies first part presentation briefly pulls together key elements public sphere perspective underscoring three main analytic dimensions structural representational interactional discussion addresses central themes current difficulties facing democracy refracted lens public sphere perspective particular destabilization political communication systems seen context understanding role internet enters well contributes destabilization time notion destabilization also embody positive sense pointing dispersions older patterns may outlived utility discussion takes obvious positive consequences follow internet example extends pluralizes public sphere number ways thereafter focus moves interactional dimension public sphere specifically regard recent research deliberation proceeds online public sphere contemporary environment political communication finally analytic category deliberative democracy critically examined useful rationalist biases particularly context extraparliamentarian politics limit utility suggested concept civic cultures offers alternative way understand significance online political discussion