… , indeed an important one for strongly committed activists. More formally, we … life-spheres
of an activist to her/his sphere of political engagement, the more stable her/his commitment. …

… as laid down in Jürgen Habermas’ theory of the public sphere. Based on in-depth interviews
… political commitment, the degree to which Norwegian rappers can be seen to draw public …

… sphere and the effects of visibility. I propose a semiotic theory that approaches the public
sphere … This approach enables a superior understanding of all public events, discursive or …

… ambivalence of mass political commitments while leaving open possibilities for Utopian
transformation. Aesthetic experimentation may ignite movement from individual experiences to …

… of the public sphere. We first identify three normative functions that public spheres are expected
to … citizens to criticise political authorities and they disseminate information on matters of …

… political parties that secures the real basis of democracy. We focus particularly on theories
that accept the desirability of a public sphere but one in which general public … commitments. …

… This was a stepping-stone into publishing, but, if anything, Wooler was also downwardly
mobile, though more willfully; he gave up a life of greater ease out of sheer political commitment…

… its commitments to effective teaching about politics. … American political scientists contribute
to the public sphere more … other way, just as many in the public appear to believe. As I have …

… term 'public sphere' is among the most popular within contemporary studies of media and
politics—… The modern prominence of the public sphere concept was initially bound up with the …

… public sphere. To study the intricate nature of connections between gender, politics, and the
public sphere, … gender in shaping political debates, social transformations, and definitions of …