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Bernard Miège (born 1941) is a French media theorist and academic administrator. He is Emeritus Professor of Communication and Information Science (フランス語:''Professeur émérite de sciences de l'information et de la communication'') at Stendhal University in Grenoble. He was educated at Paris University, both in political studies and in economics. He has a Ph.D. in economics (Paris) and another Ph. D in humanities (Bordeaux). He is the author of fifteen works in the following fields: the cultural industries, the introduction of the technologies of information and communication in the society and in the organisations, and the analysis of the theories of communication. He is one of the most influential founders of the 'cultural industries',〔(and the public sphere By Jim McGuigan ) Routledge 1996 ISBN 978-0-415-11263-5 〕〔(L'information-communication, objet de connaissance, Bernard Miège ) De Boeck Université, 2004 ISBN 2-8041-4668-5, ISBN 978-2-8041-4668-9〕 approach, which signified a break from Adorno and Horkheimer's influential theorisation of the 'Culture Industry'. While Adorno and Horkheimer saw culture as subsumed by capital, and by an abstract mode of 'instrumental reason', Miège rejected what he saw as their economic determinism, arguing that the cultural industries were far more complex than their analysis allowed for. They were not a unified field, and he argued that whilst there was indeed increased commodification of culture by the introduction of industrial methods of production, this new technology also created the possibilities for new exciting innovations. Miège's work has been highly influential, in particular on communication studies in the UK, influencing important academic commentators on the media such as Nicholas Garnham and David Hesmondhalgh. Bernard Miège served as the President of Stendhal University from 1989 to 1994.〔(Pierre-Etienne Caza L’UQAM décerne sept doctorats honoris causa. ) Le Journal de l'Université du Québec à Montréal, vol. 33, no 4, October 2006, p. 2〕 In 2006 Bernard Miège received an honorary doctorate in communications from Université du Québec à Montréal.〔 He also received an honorary doctorate from the University of Bucharest in 2004.〔(2004 honorary doctorates, ) University of Bucharest. Accessed January 21, 2010.〕 == Work available online == * 2008. («De retour à Compiègne, 30 après» ). Conférence inaugurale. ''Congrès de la SFSIC'', Compiègne. * 2008. («Conférence inaugurale» ) ''Colloque international de Tunis'', 2008 * 2006. («France : l’incomplétude des relations entre journalisme et université» ) ''Les enjeux de l'information et de la communication'', revue du laboratoire GRESEC. * 2004. («Économie politique de la communication» ). ''Hermès'', nº 38. * 2004. («L’ingénierie éducative d’un point de vue communicationnel» ). ''Distances et savoirs''. Vol. 2, nº 1. Note de lecture de Alain Chaptal, 2003. ''Efficacité des technologies éducatives dans l’enseignement scolaire''. Paris : L’Harmattan. * 2002. («Quoi de nouveau dans la recherche française en informatique et communication ?» ). ''Actes du Premier colloque franco-mexicain des sciences de la communication, 8-10 avril 2002, Mexico'', pages 122-131. * 2002. («Les TICs: un champ marqué par la complexité et un entrelacs d'enjeux» ). Conférence, ''2001 Bogues. Globalisme et pluralisme''. * 2000. («Le communicationnel et le social : déficits récurrents et nécessaires (re)-positionnements théoriques» ) ''Les enjeux de l'information et de la communication'', revue du laboratoire GRESEC. * 1992. (Sur le "Cours de médiologie générale" (Régis Debray) ). ''Réseaux''. Vol. 10, nº 51, pp. 129–132 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bernard Miège」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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