Time for Cultural Mediation
Foreword by Carmen Mörsch
Foreword by Andrew Holland
1
What is Cultural Mediation?
Quick Reads:
1.0
Intro
1.1
“Kulturvermittlung” as collective term in German-speaking regions
1.2
Médiation culturelle
1.3
English terminology
1.4
Italian terminology
1.CP
Changing Perspectives
1.RL
For Reading at Leisure
2
Cultural Mediation for Whom?
Quick Reads:
2.0
Intro
2.1
Target-group categories
2.2
Critique of target-group thinking
2.3
Other approaches to defining audiences
2.4
Cultural mediation for institutional development and renewal
2.CP
Changing Perspectives
2.RL
For Reading at Leisure
3
What is Transmitted?
Quick Reads:
3.0
Intro
3.1
Works and productions as subject-matter
3.2
Artistic techniques as subject-matter
3.3
Institutions as subject-matter
3.4
Art as a system as subject matter
3.5
Artistic processes in business
3.6
Artistic processes in social, pedagogic and activist contexts
3.7
Learning methods as subject-matter
3.CP
Changing Perspectives
3.RL
For Reading at Leisure
4
How is Cultural Mediation Carried Out?
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4.0
Intro
4.1
Participation level: receptive
4.2
Participation level: interactive
4.3
Participation level: participative
4.4
Participation level: collaborative
4.5
Participation level: demand-based
4.6
Teaching and learning concepts: instructionist
4.7
Teaching and learning concepts: action-oriented
4.8
Teaching and learning concepts: constructivist and social-constructivist
4.CP
Changing Perspectives
4.RL
For Reading at Leisure
5
What Does Cultural Mediation Do?
Quick Reads:
5.0
Intro
5.1
Affirmative function of cultural mediation
5.2
Reproductive function of cultural mediation
5.3
Deconstructive function of cultural mediation
5.4
Reformative function of cultural mediation
5.5
Transformative function of cultural mediation
5.CP
Changing Perspectives
5.RL
For Reading at Leisure
6
Cultural Mediation: Why (Not)?
Quick Reads:
6.0
Intro
6.1
Rationale: cultural mediation has an influence on the economy
6.2
Rationale: cultural mediation promotes cognitive performance
6.3
Rationale: Expanding cultural mediation as a matter of fiscal responsibility
6.4
Rationale: Cultural mediation as an instrument for inclusion
6.5
Rationale: The arts as universal educational good
6.6
Rationale: Cultural mediation as means to actively contribute to shaping the arts
6.7
Rationale: Cultural mediation to compensate for social injustice
6.8
Objections to cultural mediation and its promotion
6.CP
Changing Perspectives
6.RL
For Reading at Leisure
7
Who “does” Cultural Mediation?
Quick Reads:
7.0
Intro
7.1
Occupation: cultural mediator
7.2
Conditions of employment in cultural mediation
7.3
(Swiss) Training options and professional associations of cultural mediators
7.4
Volunteer work in cultural mediation
7.5
Cultural mediation as a research field
7.6
Funding of cultural mediation in Switzerland
7.CP
Changing Perspectives
7.RL
For Reading at Leisure
8
Good Cultural Mediation?
Quick Reads:
8.0
Intro
8.1
Quality in cultural mediation: current activities
8.2
Critiques of quality management in cultural mediation
8.3
Attempt to define a framework of criteria for evaluating cultural mediation
8.4
Criteria for a primarily affirmative cultural mediation
8.5
Criteria for a primarily reproductive cultural mediation
8.6
Criteria for a primarily deconstructive cultural mediation
8.7
Criteria for a primarily transformative cultural mediation
8.CP
Changing Perspectives
8.RL
For Reading at Leisure
9
Transmitting Cultural Mediation?
Quick Reads:
9.0
Intro
9.1
Guiding questions for use in the documentation of cultural mediation
9.2
Challenges in transmitting cultural mediation
9.3
Cultural mediation in this publication
9.CP
Changing Perspectives
9.RL
For Reading at Leisure
Service
Case Studies:
SC
Intro
SC.1
Case Study 1
SC.2
Case Study 2
Glossary
Resource Pool
Literature and Links
List of bookmarks
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Bibliographic information and legal notice
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