[HTML][HTML] “Poetic” publics: Agency and rhetorics of “netroots” activism in post-earthquake L'Aquila
P Pietrucci - The Journal of Community Informatics, 2011 - openjournals.uwaterloo.ca
The Journal of Community Informatics, 2011•openjournals.uwaterloo.ca
In this essay, I analyze the rise of post-earthquake activism in L'Aquila as an exemplification
of counterpublics' transformation into social movements endowed with “poetic” agency.
Engendering “poetic agency,” for a counterpublic and for a social movement alike, denotes
being able to bring forth change in the world and being able to generate change in a
creative,“poetic” way. In this sense, poetic assumes a connotation that opposes the
Habermasian perspective of a public sphere in which only a rational-critical discourse can …
of counterpublics' transformation into social movements endowed with “poetic” agency.
Engendering “poetic agency,” for a counterpublic and for a social movement alike, denotes
being able to bring forth change in the world and being able to generate change in a
creative,“poetic” way. In this sense, poetic assumes a connotation that opposes the
Habermasian perspective of a public sphere in which only a rational-critical discourse can …
Abstract
In this essay, I analyze the rise of post-earthquake activism in L’Aquila as an exemplification of counterpublics’ transformation into social movements endowed with “poetic” agency. Engendering “poetic agency,” for a counterpublic and for a social movement alike, denotes being able to bring forth change in the world and being able to generate change in a creative,“poetic” way. In this sense, poetic assumes a connotation that opposes the Habermasian perspective of a public sphere in which only a rational-critical discourse can be engendered as check on the State.
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