Theoretical Dimensions Research Articles

Erken Modern Osmanlı Tarihyazımı Çalışmalarında Yeni Yönelimler

Since the early 1980s, literature on early modern Ottoman historiography witnessed a significant expansion in tandem with the rising interest in narrative sources and archival documents. The research, especially during the last two decades, is characterized by the use of new sources and methodology, which in turn, enabled the examination of previously overlooked features and dynamics of early modern history writing. This review argues that the imprint of the new trajectories in the study of early modern Ottoman historiography is particularly manifest in two themes of research. First, the field has undergone a shift from an emphasis on the narrowly defined political function of history writing to the acknowledgment of the multiplicity of purposes, agents, and messages. Studies in the field of art history have particularly contributed to this transformation by expanding the repertoire of historiographical sources beyond textual materials and raising productive questions regarding the authorship and audience of official histories. Second, thought-provoking studies on seventeenth- and eighteenth-century historiography challenged the conventional categories of historian and historiographical work. Historiographers who were neither bureaucrats nor scholars integrated otherwise marginalized voices into the study of Ottoman historiography. Despite the promising developments in the field, there is still a lack of research on the theoretical dimensions and cross-cultural connections ofearly modern Ottoman history writing.

SUPERVISORY FUNCTION OF THE TOURISM OFFICE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GUNUNG SITU SUSPENSION BRIDGE AREA

This study aims to determine the management of the Sukabumi Regency Tourism Office in the function of supervising the development of The Situ Gunung Suspension Bridge tourist area in the implementation of tourism implementation in Sukabumi Regency carried out by the Sukabumi Regency Regional Government through the Tourism Office has been regulated in the Peraturan Bupati Sukabumi Nomor 105 Tahun 2018 concerning the organizational structure and, communities and people around the area. Research using Terry and Rue theory (2019). The research method uses descriptive method with qualitative approach. Data collection using observation techniques, interviews, documentation, and combined/triangulation. Validation data using triangulation techniques and data analysis using data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results of this study show that the supervisory function carried out by the department in the development of The Situ Gunung Suspension Bridge tourist destination area is running well looking at the theoretical dimensions of Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Motivating, and Controlling according to Terry and Rue (2019).

LOBBING W ADMINISTRACJI PUBLICZNEJ W CZASACH COVID-19

The main purpose of this article is to show the forms of lobbying utilized by interest groups in the times of COVID-19 (ex-ante, ongoing, ex-post). A comparative approach was adopted to the forms of influence used in the pre-COVID and post-COVID times. In addition, the article discusses the articulated forms of influence and verifies the impact evolving from the impact of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic used by interest groups towards public administration. The analysis was carried out aimed at a predictive look at the forms of influence used in relation to the current postpandemic situation, which are used by interest groups in lobbying campaigns in relations with decision-makers in public administration. In addition to the theoretical dimensions, practical insight are also offered into the functioning of interest groups through the presented sets of tools for lobbying campaign and exerting influence on public authorities.

Authoritarianism as a “Wicked Problem” in Contemporary International Relations

This study aims to explore the concept of authoritarianism, which – presented in terms of the “wicked problem” of the contemporary world – seems to be a severe challenge to present-day International Relations (IR), both in theoretical and practical dimensions. The author of the article defines the concept of authoritarianism as a form of the political system in which the power and material resources of the state have been centralized, appropriated, and put at the disposal of either an individual or an elitist group “in power.” In this way, the possibilities of integrating the authoritarian state – both in the political and economic dimension – with the global system of international relations are limited, and the vital administrative institutions of the state have been manipulated and appropriated. The applied research method allows for interpreting the discussed issues in a complex – albeit specific – systemic form, characteristic not only for politically fragile or declining countries and regions but also for politically stable and economically developed ones. The author’s analysis allows for the presentation and reinterpretation of the issue of contemporary authoritarian regimes concerning international relations in terms that not only define but often legitimize – and repeatedly even validate – some of the most despotic, autocratic, and hegemonistic forms of the political systems in modern times.

Enemies to frenemies: coopetition between online and offline retailers amidst crises

PurposeThis study explores coopetition opportunities between e-tailers and brick-and-mortar (BM) retailers and provides a conceptual framework. These opportunities may be triggered by events such as social distancing causing crises (SDCC).Design/methodology/approachA grounded theory based approach was used wherein 119 news articles and 48 academic papers are the main sources of data to analyse the real-world responses. A typical qualitative methodology, including open and axial coding, was used. To further analyse the insights obtained, six in-depth interviews were conducted.FindingsNon-customer-interfacing-based coopetition, such as small BM stores serving as e-marketplace sellers and customer-interfacing-based coopetition, such as large BM stores serving as showrooms, are some potential coopetition opportunities.Research limitations/implicationsThe majority of the available studies dwell more on offline retailers developing online channels. This study investigates the opposite situation and conceptualises a new understanding of how e-tailers and BM retailers can work together more harmoniously. This study can be used as a springboard by academicians for future research on a larger scale. Five research propositions are offered that can guide hypothesis generation. Development of case studies and consulting services for the industry are the other research opportunities.Practical implicationsSocial distancing as a measure may vanish from the world with time; however, social distancing's implications are still pertinent given that new diseases, including new variants of pandemic potential, could continue to emerge. The study puts forward propositions based on theoretical dimensions and second-order themes derived from first-order categories. These propositions are about the drivers of coopetition and the opportunities with both large and small BM stores that e-tailers can leverage during a crisis, given that launching e-tailers' own BM stores demands large investments. This study has social and economic implications too.Originality/valueThis study investigates coopetition, an important trend but lacking adequate research. Whilst only few studies examine coopetition from a crises' perspective, this study investigates develops a new understanding of coopetition opportunities between e-tailers and BM retailers. This study adds to the scarce literature how such opportunities may be triggered by events such as SDCC.

‘I Am Not Your Son!’: Adolescence as the Fulcrum for Negation and Negativism

ABSTRACT This paper uses clinical material to develop the notion that adolescence, at least in this culture, is a developmental fulcrum, a pivot, for foundational, even primary experiences that are refracted in the theoretical concepts of negation and negativism, as developed by André Green in his masterpiece, The Work of the Negative. His thesis is that the negative is a, if not the, foundational psychoanalytic concept, with negation being conceptualized as its creative “work” momentum, and negativism its pathological destructive entropy. Using the original sources Green’s densely rich introduction points us to, we will follow the thread of the negative to link clinical material through philosophy, clinical theory, and metapsychology. This thread that will take first to the “master-slave dialectic” (Hegel), then to the “fort-da game” (Freud), to “the birth of the subject into the symbolic order” (Lacan), to “absence and the transitional object” (Winnicott), to “attacks on linking” (Bion), to “the effort to drive the other crazy” (Searles), and to depression without an object (Marty). Finally, we will also highlight some theoretical dimensions of negation, specifically the socio-cultural, that are notably overlooked in Green’s associative sequence. These include the concepts of “destruction as the cause of coming into being” (Spielrein), of “woman as Other” (De Beauvoir), and of the “adherence of black skin” (Fanon). To conceptualize the cultural dialectical arrest as a simple variant of individual development (notwithstanding the infinite amounts of overlap), would be a grave error, and be victim to the forces that keep this “dialectical arrest” in place, and the individuals in the dialectical struggle, in their place.

Insider, outsider or in-between? A researcher’s evolving positionality in conducting studies about Chinese rural land reform in China and Belgium

This essay delves into the impacts of adopting an insider/outsider (in-betweenness) positionality in the context of studying China’s land reform in China and Belgium. Utilising insights gained from my fieldwork experiences and the composition of two articles – one emphasising the economic implications of the reform and the other exploring its theoretical dimensions – I emphasise the significance of the place of knowledge production, particularly my epistemological and methodological training experience in Belgium. This experience has played a pivotal role in shaping my in-betweenness positionality, providing a framework for reflective research framing and presenting my findings. In essence, this essay contends that embracing an in-betweenness positionality is essential for producing research that is not only academically rigorous but also practically relevant, attuned to the complexities of the social issues under investigation.

Innovation and competitiveness: Modelling future economic growth through the national innovation system of Uzbekistan

The radical modernization of the economic management system, ushering in a post-industrial era driven by the accumulation and multiplication of knowledge to foster innovative capital, stands as a pivotal facet within the strategic framework for innovative development in the Republic of Uzbekistan. In the contemporary landscape, the cornerstone for steering the economy toward an innovative trajectory lies in the establishment of a robust national innovation system. Despite considerable interest and a plethora of studies delving into the theoretical and practical dimensions of the national innovation system and its individual components, a comprehensive approach elucidating the essence, structure, and guiding principles for its formation and development, particularly concerning its impact on economic growth sustainability and national competitiveness, remains conspicuously absent in domestic economic discourse. This article is dedicated to elucidating the formation and progression of the national innovation system in the Republic of Uzbekistan. It meticulously explores and delineates the root causes and consequential effects, challenges, and prospective solutions that shape the trajectory of the national innovation system. Furthermore, the article endeavors to advance a model for the national innovation system, providing a conceptual framework that encapsulates its intricacies and interconnections. In doing so, it aspires to contribute to the nascent body of knowledge surrounding the holistic understanding of the national innovation system, and its pivotal role in fostering sustained economic growth and elevating the competitive standing of the nation.

Urban ideologies: Theoretical backgrounds, dimensions, and measures

In this paper, the concept of urban ideology – a cultural system that influences modern cities – is explored. Urban planning and development techniques alter urban environments not only physically but also in social dynamics and public interactions. Urban ideologies, which have their roots in historical, political, economic, and cultural elements, are crucial in determining the personality and course of development of a city. The article explores three contrasting urban ideologies: modernist (right), new (left), and hipster (third). In the 18th and 19th centuries, modernist urbanism, which was founded on efficiency and economic expansion, began to take shape. Top-down decision-making was given priority, leading to the high-density, industrialized urban areas typified by people like Charles Le Corbusier and Robert Moses. Jane Jacobs’ new urbanism, in contrast, places a strong emphasis on social cohesion, inclusivity, and communal well-being. To promote a sense of community among people, this ideology places a high priority on walkable communities, mixed-use areas, and decentralized decision-making. The hipster urbanism, or third urbanism, reconceives cities as venues for creative expression and sensory experiences. This philosophy, promoted by Jan Gehl, puts people first and creates pedestrian-friendly, lively surroundings where urban areas serve as venues for social interactions and activities. Recognizing that no city is defined by a single ideology, the article introduces dimensions and measures for each urban ideology. To understand a city’s prevailing ideology across different dimensions, including management, architecture, nature, control, lifestyle, and symbols, “ideal models” and a tool called “The Mayor” are presented.

ГРАФОСФЕРА В МІСЬКОМУ ПРОСТОРІ РАННЬОГО МОДЕРНУ (XV–XVIIІ СТОЛІТТЯ) У ВИМІРІ "КУЛЬТУРНОЇ ІСТОРІЇ" АНТОНІО КАСТІЛЬЙО ГОМЕСА

The article explains the fundamental concepts of the graphosphere, shedding light on the organization of written communication within urban spaces during the early Modern period (15th to 18th centuries). The elucidation of these basic concepts is approached through the lens of various oppositions, such as "center-periphery" (N. Luhmann), "great-little tradition" (R. Redfield, M. Singer), "independent-subservient architecture" (G. Hegel), and "space of representations-representational spaces" (H. Lefebvre). The specificity of these cultural-historical approaches is revealed through the theoretical and empirical dimensions of studying the graphosphere, which involves differentiating between signifiers and signifieds. Therefore, examining written communication in early modern cities (15th to 18th centuries) clarifies the significance of material culture as a central theme in cultural history. This exploration goes beyond the narrow definition of textual materiality and encompasses examining the locations and methods of publication. This broader perspective expands how this topic can be conceptualized and provides an empirical foundation. Written communication practices not only influence the semantic centrality of space (although it remains closely connected to urban space) but also contribute to the transformation of textual materiality and the differentiation between public place and public space. In the early Modern period, written communication, while still connected to urban walls, gained a greater potential for re-signifying public space. This led to its appropriation through graphic colonization and illegal acts (which both indicate the democratic nature of cultural changes and increase the potential for communication conflicts). The autonomization of signifiers order establishes the superiority of representational spaces over the space of representations. The "paper wars" can be seen as the first historical form of information warfare and the beginnings of a "great tradition" of colonizing public space without physical occupation, which became a prerequisite for territorial occupation

Petrification

Petrification is a process of transformation from cellulose to rock, making it possible to imagine a ceramic artifact with a simple shape, from paper, rope, cotton, wood, or cardboard. It consists of two stages: the infusion of a silica solution into the model, followed by atmospheric pyrolysis. During this firing, carbon, and silica fuse to form silicon carbide, a rigid and abrasive ceramic, technically comparable to that of a diamond. This project—developed by Emile De Visscher in collaboration with scientists from ESPCI (Jérôme Bibette), UPMC (Florence Babonneau), Chimie ParisTech (Philippe Barboux), ENSAD (SACRe, l’Université PSL), and Humboldt Universität (Cluster Matters of Activity) —combines experimental scientific development with research through design to imagine an innovative artisanal manufacturing process. At the heart of the project lies the question of the durability of our forms of knowledge, know-how, and heritage. Petrifaction, as a transmutation of organic matter toward the inorganic, from the vegetal to the mineral, perpetuates ephemeral forms destined to deterioration. At a time when the ecological crisis and capitalism are generating major declines in biological forms (disappearance of species and seed varieties), but also in practices (disappearance of traditional techniques), the question arises of how to keep track of our knowledge and fragile material forms. Beyond its formal technical principle, the process of petrifaction is symbolic in that it invokes a series of cultural contents rooted in many civilizations and regions of the world: in Greek mythology with Medusa, among the Celts with the dolmens, but also in Japanese, Papuan, and pre-Columbian traditions. Ubiquitous in the 18th and 19th centuries, both in connection with the practice of collecting fossils and the development of techniques for petrifying bodies, this process is still very much present in many current cultural forms, such as video games, science-fiction novels, and Hollywood films. This recurrence of petrifaction in the collective imagination refers to fundamental dualities shared between the fantasy of surviving death, the curse of stability, eternal life, or fear of apocalypse. The project thus unfolds as a speculative archaeological proposal, which stabilizes endangered elements for a distant future. The collaboration with Lucile Vareilles and Ophélie Maurus sought to account for this theoretical and historical dimension within the framework of the publication .able. The iconographic element of this project refers us directly to the question of the Anthropocene because it uses firing, certainly energy consuming, to sequester carbon in a land base instead of in the atmosphere. Rather than helplessly endure the relentless accumulation of fossil wastes, plastics, and reinforced concrete, the project explores the possibilities of a collective, and therefore political decision to populate the Anthropocene.

STUDY ON FRACTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FISSURE SPACE STRUCTURE AND TIGHT SOLID STRUCTURE OF COAL

The microstructure of a coal is a kind of fissured fractal tight porous media. The formation and action mechanism between its space and solid structure has a strong fundamental significance for engineering seepage problem. Currently, the research and experimental theory of the quantitative characterization of the fissure space structure is relatively complete. However, the physical meaning of the fractal dimension used to characterize structural features remains unclear. At the same time, the tight feature is attributed to the original complexity, and fractal topography dominates the behavioral complexity. Therefore, it is of great significance to clarify the distribution of tight solid structure from the fractal perspective for clarifying the complexity of coal structure. In this paper, the proportion of space structure and solid structure in coal body is accurately measured by scanning electron microscope (SEM) experiment combined with nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiment, and a theoretical model which can be used to measure the fractal dimension of solid structure is proposed based on Menger sponge theory. In the process, the physical meaning of fractal dimension of the fissure space structure measured by the image analysis method and fluid intrusion method is proposed. The research shows that for the fissure space structure, the fractal dimension of fissure space structure calculated based on the SEM image and the box dimension method is between 1 and 2, showing an obvious positive correlation with the proportion of the fissure space structure area. The fractal dimension based on NMR [Formula: see text] spectrum curve fitting mainly characterizes the complexity of the pore size distribution. The fractal dimension increases with the increasing complexity of pore size distribution. For the tight solid structure, the fractal dimension obtained by theoretical calculation is less than 3, the compound fractal scaling law. The two-dimensional fractal dimension obtained through experiments and related algorithms is greater than 2, which do not conform to the fractal scaling law in general, but it can represent the proportion of solid structure in a limited scale as the theoretical fractal dimension.

Концепция типов рациональности П.П. Гайденко в контексте современных проблем формирования экологического сознания

“What is the meaning of a rational relationship to the nature”? This ecologically based and at the same time philosophical question is of particular importance to­day. After all, the future of mankind depends on the answer to it. The trajectories of our reasoning on this topic are determined by how we interpret the concept of “rational” and what characteristics we fill its content with. In the 1990s, in the Russian philosophy of science, it was precisely the concept of “rational­ity” that turned out to be at the forefront of discussion (some philosophers fo­cused on its logical components, others on historical ones). P.P. Gaidenko tried to find her own way. She proposed to look at rationality through the prism of a person’s historically changing attitude to the world as to his immediate, and therefore concrete, environment (“life world”), the sphere of semantic certainty and symbolic comfort. From the point of view of P.P. Gaidenko, the types of sci­entific rationality change historically precisely because a person not only “cog­nizes” the world as something external, opposing him (as an object of consump­tion), he actually creates the surrounding “life” world and himself in it, and, what is especially important, does it conscious, i.e. expresses in the narration (telling, narrative) his attitude towards it. P.P. Gaidenko immerses the con­cept of “rationality” in the history of philosophy in order to show its specific nature, on the one hand, and to update the phenomenological interpretations of “rationality” in science, on the other. In this regard, the conceptual analysis of E. Husserl’s ideas, undertaken in Gaidenko’s works, is especially important. Such approach reveals the ecological potential of the very idea of distinction of types of rationality. The author believes that such a turn of the relevant topic is defiantly presented precisely in the epistemological narrative. The article notes that the current task of forming environmental consciousness in society thus ac­quires a theoretical personal dimension.

Unsupervised machine learning to classify language dimensions to constitute the linguistic complexity of mathematical word problems

The study examines language dimensions of mathematical word problems and the classification of mathematical word problems according to these dimensions with unsupervised machine learning (ML) techniques. Previous research suggests that the language dimensions are important for mathematical word problems because it has an influence on the linguistic complexity of word problems. Depending on the linguistic complexity students can have language obstacles to solve mathematical word problems. A lot of research in mathematics education research focus on the analysis on the linguistic complexity based on theoretical build language dimensions. To date, however it has been unclear what empirical relationship between the linguistic features exist for mathematical word problems. To address this issue, we used unsupervised ML techniques to reveal latent linguistic structures of 17 linguistic features for 342 mathematical word problems and classify them. The models showed that three- and five-dimensional linguistic structures have the highest explanatory power. Additionally, the authors consider a four-dimensional solution. Mathematical word problem from the three-dimensional solution can be classify in two groups, three- and five-dimensional solutions in three groups. The findings revealed latent linguistic structures and groups that could have an implication of the linguistic complexity of mathematical word problems and differ from language dimensions, which are considered theoretically. Therefore, the results indicate for new design principles for interventions and materials for language education in mathematics learning and teaching.

Ukryci polemiści Janusza Sławińskiego

The author analyzes selected examples of hidden polemics (as understood by M. Bakhtin) in Janusz Sławiński’s essays and notes from the 1970s and 1980s. The aim of the study is to indicate specific theses and people with whom the theoretician had been arguing, as well as to present the theoretic and personal dimension of Sławiński’s polemics. The author emphasizes that the hidden interlocutors of Sławiński are literary critics from the University of Warsaw. This proves that Sławiński reacted intensively in his texts to theses and discourses emerging in the neighboring scientific center. For this reason, the author argues, the description of his attitude and work in the light the cultural history of Polish literary studies should take into account the dialectical interactions between research conducted at the University of Warsaw and at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

ЧУЖІ ТА САМОТНІ: НАЦІОНАЛЬНО-КУЛЬТУРНА ІДЕНТИЧНІСТЬ У РОМАНІ КРІСТОФЕРА І ШЕРВУДА "ВІЗИТ ТУДИ"

Either in the theoretical philosophical dimension of ontological and existential reflections or at the more empirical practical level of social, psychological, cultural problematics, the phenomenon of loneliness commands the attention of scholars from various domains, one of the most prominent fields of research being identity studies. This article deals with the specifics of the functioning of national cultural identity in the discourse of loneliness, typical of Christopher Isherwood's fiction. The object of the research is his 1962 novel "Down There on a Visit". With the help of a complex methodology which comprises elements of hermeneutic analysis, biographical method, close reading, and basic notions of identity studies, the representations of national cultural identity, its dynamics and transformations are examined within the problematic field of loneliness in the text. Terminological and phenomenological underpinnings of the concept of national cultural identity are established. The biographically determined aspects of the poetics and architectonics of the novel are traced based on diary and memoir sources. This involves an interpretation of the title that allows reading loneliness as the central concept of the author's intent, implemented at different levels of the text. A characterisation is made of the narrator-protagonist as well as four "antiheroes" who embody various worldviews and represent multiple modi of nationally and culturally conditioned loneliness: travellers, foreigners, refugees, etc. There are identified key ideas and themes, which allow for the actualisation of the national cultural aspect of the discourse of loneliness, are identified. Among them is the motif of journey, which is conceptualised into a metaphor of existential quest, self-reflection, self-discovery, identity formation and transformations. A special meaning is also ascribed to the concept of home, which encompasses the paradigms of societal alienation, flight to foreign lands, loss of roots as well as the closely related theme of migration with its motifs of seeking asylum, crossing and fluidity of borders, transitivity, etc.

BEYİN TEMELLİ ÖĞRENME YAKLAŞIMININ DİN EĞİTİMİNDE KULLANILMASI

The place where learning takes place is in the brain. How does the learning process take place in the brain? This question is the focus of the brain-based learning approach. Studies conducted within the framework of this approach seek ways to reach more permanent and meaningful information with more appropriate methods by exploring how learning occurs in the brain. Studies have revealed that the human brain is a parallel processor, creates patterns among information, and is affected by emotions in a positive or negative way. It is also among the research results that each brain is unique to itself. In this study, it has been examined how the data obtained by the brain-based learning approach on the functioning of the human brain can be used in the field of Religious Education. The study was prepared in the type of qualitative research and document analysis method was used as the data collection method. In this context, documents such as books and articles containing research on brain-based learning and documents dealing with methods that can be used in the field of religious education were examined. Thus, it is aimed to contribute to the theoretical dimension of the subject by scanning the materials containing information about the subject of the research.

Attraction behind “Beauty”: Revealing Gay Men’s Self-Presentation on a Dating App with Computer Vision

Profile photos, which are fundamental constructs of online self-presentation, are crucial to building successful online relationships. The visual cues embodied in profile photos are factors that help initiate socialization on visual-based gay dating platforms. This study applies app crawler techniques to collect publicly disclosed profile photos from Finka, a Chinese gay men’s dating app, and uses computer vision artificial intelligence applications to analyze the visual cues from the photos. The results show that appealing faces are relevant factors of user popularity, seemingly confirming the existence of the gay male beauty myth in the dating community. Photos that expose bodies are also popular, although most profile photos have low body visibility, which may be rooted in gay men’s culture in China. Extending existing research, we incorporate the background scene as another theoretical dimension of visual cues. Interestingly, we find an ambiance effect in profile photos—showing background scenes can serve as a self-presentation tactic that potentially influences users’ popularity. In particular, private scenes (e.g., locker room and bedroom scenes) can arouse more desire for further interaction with the presenter.

Designing and validation a model of enhancement motivational training program for female students with depressive symptoms

Background and Aim: Motivation as a psychological structure is effective in the well-being of a person. Accordingly, lack of motivation affects emotional states. The purpose of the current research is to design and validate the motivation training program in student girls with depression symptoms. Methods: The present research has been done using a qualitative and quantitative mixed research method. In the qualitative part of the research, semi-structured interview has been used. The study population included 11 female students living in Yazd and purposive sampling method used and sampling continued until data saturation and no new data were available. Based on the analysis of the themes, the pattern of enhancement motivation training program was designed, In the quantitative part of the research, For validation and reliability by the content validity of the educational program template of the CVR (Content Validity Ratio) use. Using purposive sampling method, the proposed model was provided to 24 psychologists and the validity of the data was analyzed. Results: The results showed that based on CVR, all 20 main themes in the proposed model were confirmed. Conclusion: In general, it can be acknowledged that the model based on strengthening motivation offers a different perspective in the treatment of depressed patients. Paying attention to the theoretical dimensions of this model and its application in treatment is of special importance.

Analysis of Convergence Journalism Education from the Perspective of Complexity: Thinking Based on Theoretical Dimension and Technical Logic

From attributes of education, the news practice and theory of convergence journalism, the characteristics of the Internet, convergence journalism education is a complex system. Under the impact of the Internet, the knowledge system of traditional journalism is no longer suitable for the media environment and social needs of new media. Under the impact of the Internet, the knowledge system of traditional journalism is no longer suitable for the media environment and social needs of new media. Internet-based convergence journalism theory needs to form a communication journalism theory system because of traditional journalism theory system. At the same time, the convergence journalism curriculum also faces the deconstruction and reconstruction of traditional journalism curriculum system by Internet technology. Based on the complexity theory, this paper analyzes the complexity of convergence journalism education from the two dimensions of journalism theory and technology, so as to explore the innovative path of convergence journalism education. The paper holds that from the theoretical dimension, the convergence journalism education is confronted with the challenges of the convergence journalism phenomenon and practice to the traditional journalism theory, the adaptation of the convergence journalism education to the Marxist journalism, and the construction of the convergence journalism paradigm on the basis of the traditional journalism. From the point of technology dimensions, the complexity of journalism education embodied in the macro level of complex network environment , the medium of level of interweaving between the curriculum system and interconnection technology, and the micro level of practice courses such as news interview, writing, editing and publishing relying on Internet technology. Therefore, it is necessary to explore the innovative path of convergence journalism education, we should form systematic thinking in the complex process of convergence journalism education, establish the “dual logic” in education to keep the tension between the elements of convergence journalism education, and embody the process of integrated journalism education and activates the vitality of collaborative development between courses