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Sebastian Gerth is married and has one child.
If you want to contact me for feedback, a question or any other reason, I look forward to your message. You are also welcome to do so via the contact page.
Here is an overview of my publications.
You can find them on my profile at academia.edu or ResearchGate.
Gerth, S. (2018): The Conjoint Analysis as a Quantitative Picture Analysis Method. In: kommunikation.medien, 9. pp. 1-26. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2018): In Search of Visual Truth. Authentication Attribution and the Potential of Reality Imaging through Press Photographs in the Age of Digital Media. In: IMAGE: Journal of Interdisciplinary Image Science, 27. pp. 5-23. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2016): Mental Images as a Visual Form of World Representation? A Systematization of Philosophical Arguments and their Psychological Application. In: IMAGE: Journal of Interdisciplinary Image Science, 24. pp. 5-49. Available here (in German).
To the profile at academia.edu.
To profile at Research Gate.
Gerth, S./Kruse, R. (i.pr.): VR/AR Technologies in Training Applications for Industrial Applications. In: Engelhardt-Nowitzki, C./Nowitzki, O./Lackner, M. (eds.): Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality in Digital Production. SpringerGabler.
Gerth, S. (2018): IT-Sicherheit@Mittelstand: Roadshow in Thuringia. Available at Deutschland sicher im Netz e.V. here (in German).
Späthe, S./Gerth, S. (2018): Connect It – Your machine in the connected world. In: Business Magazine, 8. pp. 16. Available here (in German).
Minks, M./Gerth, S. (2018): GoBD-compliant e-mail archiving. In: Business Magazine, 8. pp. 21. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2013): Examine how pictures work. In: Federal Agency for Work (Eds.): Infomappe abi. Nürnberg: Willmy Consult & Content GmbH. pp. 18-19. Availabler here (in German).
(at the request of the editors supplementary source information: Infomappe abi>> „Society and history 4.2“ der Federal agency for work, 2013, overview at www.biz-medien.de).
Gerth, S./Hofmann, J./Porges, K./Wadewitz, M. (2013): Method Workshop for Doctoral Students. Available at University of Erfurt here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2018): Institute of Immersive Media (2017) (Eds.): Interactive Media: Interfaces - Networks - Virtual Worlds. Marburg: Schüren. In: MEDIENwissenschaft, 4. pp. 451-452. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2018): Bridgette Wessels, Rachel Finn, Kush Wadhwa, Thordis Sveinsdottir (2017) (Eds.): Open Data and the Knowledge Society. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. In: MEDIENwissenschaft, 4. pp. 444-446. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2018): Sebastian Böck, Julian Ingelmann, Kai Matuszkiewicz, Friederike Schruhl (2017) (Eds.): Reading X.0: Reception Processes in the Digital Present. In: MEDIENwissenschaft, 2/3. pp. 325-327. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2015): Stefan Meier (2014): Visual Styles. Cologne: Herbert von Halem. In: rezensionen:kommunikation:medien, 2. Avialable here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2015): Network Picture Philosophy (2014) (Eds.): Image and Method: Theoretical Backgrounds and Methodical Methods of Image Science. Cologne: Herbert von Halem. In: MEDIENwissenschaft, 2. pp. 182-184. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2015): Mikala Hyldig Dal (2013) (Hrsg.): Cairo. Images of Transition: Perspectives on Visuality in Egypt, 2011-2013. Bielefeld: transcript. In: MEDIENwissenschaft, 2. pp. 299-301. Available here (in German).
Comment and Accompaniment: Renn, O./Korbun, T. (2018): Nachhaltigkeitsbilanz und sozial-ökologische Gestaltungsoptionen der Digitalisierung. In: Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF) (Hrsg.): Nachhaltigkeitsforschung sozial-ökologisch gestalten. pp. 16-20. Abrufbar here.
Gerth, S. (2017): Cover Design for Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis & amp; Short Papers. On behalf of Bachelorprint. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2015): Visual Cultivation. A Plea for the Consideration of Images in the Cultivation Approach. In: DGPuK Section Visual Communication (Eds.): Theories of Visual Communication Research. Book of Abstracts to the Conference of 19-21. November 2015 & nbsp; in Erfurt. pp. 10-11.
Gerth, S. (2012): Visual Framing and Image Types. Development of an Empirical Content Analysis using the Example of Press Photographs on Protest Movements. In: DGPuK Section Visual Communication (Eds.): Visual Framing. Book of Abstracts on the Conference from November 29 to December 1, 2012 in Berlin. pp. 22-23.
Gerth, S. (2011): Visual Content Analysis. Development of an Empirical Content Analysis using the Example of Press Photographs on Protest Movements. In: DGPuK Section Visual Communication (Eds.): Images - Cultures & nbsp; - Identities. Book of Abstracts to the Conference from 6.-8. October 2011 in Erfurt. pp. 40-41. Available here (in German).
Gerth, S. (2010): On Identification of Emotional Media Picture Elements. An Empirical Study on the Example of War Photography. Unpublished master's thesis. University of Jena.
Gerth, S. (2010): Abstract: On Identification of Emotionalizing Media Picture Elements. An Empirical Study on the Example of War Photography. In: Transfer, 3.
together with Maxim Reimche | Events: "Digitalization in Production and Supply Chain" and "Responsibility of Management"
Event: World of Work. Digital. Flexible. Healthy - but how?
Images in our Minds and Pictures in our Media. An Empirical Study of Visual Cultivation Using the Example of the Egyptian Revolution 2011.
Conference "Theories of Visual Communication Research" of the DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
The Visual Perception of the Arab Revolution in Egypt. Evaluation Strategy of the Qualitative Picture Type Analysis.
Destiny Pictures of the Arab Revolution in Egypt. A Picture Sorting Study on the Emotional Tension of Press Photographs from a Media User Perspective with the Help of Q-technology.
In Search of Collective Image Types. On Visual Media User Impressions of Protest Movements and their Media Representation.
5th Doctoral Students Workshop of the DGPuK Section "Reception and Impact Research"
The Advanced Picture Type Analysis and the Process Model of Mass Media Picture(stereo)type Communication.
Visual Framing and Picture Types. A Suggestion to Integrate the Framing Approach into the Advanced Picture Type Analysis.
Conference "Visual Framing" of the DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
Die Erweiterte Bildtypenanalyse. Ein Instrument zur Untersuchung von Pressefotografien aus Rezipienten- und Medienperspektive.
On the Identification Emotionalizing Picture Elements. An Empirical Study on the Example of War Photography.
Pictures in our Minds and Media: Picture Stereotypes and Photojournalism. An Empirical Study using the Example of Press Photographs on Protest Movements.
On the Identification of Emotionalizing Media Picture Elements. An Empirical Study on the Example of War Photography.
Qualitative vs. Quantitative Methods? Considerations on the Method Dispute from the point of view of Visual Communication.
Visual Content Analysis. An Empirical Study using the Example of Press Photographs on Protest Movements.
Conference "Images - Cultures - Identities" of the DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
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Workshop zur #Digitalstrategie in #KMU mit Tobias #Kallinich - wenden Sie sich sehr gern an uns oder die Kollegen von Kallinich Media bei Fragen zum Thema!
WS 2012/13, mit Jana Hofmann, M.A.
Bachmann, J./Burkhardt, D./Hudl, M./Ridha, A. H. M. (2019): Wirtschaft 4.0 und die Auswirkungen auf die Arbeitswelt am Beispiel mittelständischer Unternehmen. Jena: Karl-Volkmar-Stoy-Schule.
Learning is not to fill a barrel, but to ignite a flame.
Who can attend the seminars?
Students of the University of Erfurt, maybe also of other universities. Please contact me.
How many practical research issues are we faced with in a course?
All seminars are designed to be practical - the proportion between theory and practice is therefore around 50:50.
Generally, students give a presentation and submit a research report with approx. 10-12 pages p.P. The amount of participation in the seminar is also part of a grade.
What kind of lectures are planned for the future?
Seminars are currently planned in the fields of visual communication and digitization.
Do we work mainly in groups or alone?
Most tasks are handled in self-organized groups.
I write my first research paper - how do I know what exactly is to do in the seminar?
The students will be guided through the seminars step by step on the basis of a roadmap. You can always ask questions.
Will the research be published?
Basically, a publication in consultation with the lecturer is conceivable. The basis for this is an excellent quality of work.
Conference: Work 4.0 concretely - How is digitization changing our working experiences?
Organizer: Thuringian Competence Center Economy 4.0, Deutschland sicher im Netz e.V.
Organizer: Federal Ministry of Education and Research, medways e.V.
Day of the Thuringian Creative Industries: Marketing. Success is obvious.
Business Forum: Work. digital. flexible. healthy - but how?
Conference: Bitkom Mittelstands-Tour "Digital in 10 steps"
Conference: New Work - What is Digitization doing with People?
Presentation: Visual Cultivation: A Plea for the Consideration of Images in the Cultivation Approach | Organizer: DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
Information Event: 14th Cairo Talks on Transformation and Change: "Caring for the Poor - Redistribution and Social Protection in Egypt and the Middle East"
Information event / Presentation by Michael Burawoy: Social Movements in the Neoliberal Era.
Network event: From Streets to Politics.
58th Annual Meeting of the DGPuK (50th Anniversary): From the Gutenberg Galaxy to the Google Galaxy. Old and New Boundary Surveys after 50 years of DGPuK.
Presentation: Destiny Pictures of the Arab Revolution in Egypt. A Picture Sorting Study on the Emotional Tension of Press Photographs from a Media User Perspective with the Help of Q technology. | Organizer: DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
Organizer: DGPuK Section "Journalism / Journalism Research"
Organizer: DGPuK-Section "Reception and Impact Research"
Presentation: Visual Framing and Image Types. A Suggestion to Integrate the Framing Approach into the Advanced Image Type Analysis | Organizer: DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
Presentation: Visual Content Analysis. An Empirical Study using the Example of Press Photographs on Protest Movements. | Member of the organization team | Organizer: DGPuK Section "Visual Communication"
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