JAVNOST,MEDIJI, POLITIKA
PUBLIC, MEDIA, POLITICS

Summary/Abstract: Many philosophers and sociologists such as Kant, Hegel, Mill, Marx, Arendt, Habermas, Heidegger, Häberle and others write about the public. France Vreg considers the public to be statistically defined social strata, while Philip Kotler defines it as any group that has acurrent or potential interest or influence on the organization's ability to achieve its goals. Jürgen Habermas, the author of one of the most significant studies on the public, defines the concept of the public by placing emphasis on private citizens gathered in the public audience. Relevant scientific literature mentions a whole range of public spheres. In addition to the political public sphere, there are also cultural, scientific and sports public spheres, then the local public, the world public, the internal public audience, the media public audience, the voting public shpere, the parties public sphere, the active public, the qualified public audience, the expert public audience, the general and the partial public audience. The public sphere will be divided depending on which criterion is applied, whether according to the subject, or the way of communication, or the communication space or the specificity of the audience.

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