Publication: Dimensiones sociales concernidas por la innovación comunicativa
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2019
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McGraw Hill
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Una transformación irreversible en las relaciones de cada ser humano con los demás y con el entorno físico consiste en “virtualizar” actividades, llevándolas al ciberespacio. En este capítulo, se muestran resultados de un análisis de contenido de un conjunto de textos representativos de la literatura científico-técnica, donde cabe encontrar argumentos que relacionan la transformación de las comunicaciones, la virtualización y el cambio social. Se ofrece un repertorio de los elementos que se utilizan para construir los discursos sobre la virtualización (como innovación comunicativa) y el cambio en los planos del ser, el hacer y el creer de la sociedad. Finalmente, se señalan algunas de las explotaciones posibles de esta base de datos y líneas de investigación que se abren.
An irreversible transformation in the relationships of each human being with others and with the physical environment consists on "virtualize" activities, taking them to cyberspace. In this chapter, results of a content analysis of a set of representative texts of scientific-technical literature are shown. Arguments can be found that relate the transformation of communications, virtualization and social change in these texts. We offer a repertoire of the elements used to construct the discourses on virtualization (as a communicative innovation) and the change in the planes of being, doing and believing in society. Finally, some of the possible exploitations of this database and research lines that are opened are indicated.
An irreversible transformation in the relationships of each human being with others and with the physical environment consists on "virtualize" activities, taking them to cyberspace. In this chapter, results of a content analysis of a set of representative texts of scientific-technical literature are shown. Arguments can be found that relate the transformation of communications, virtualization and social change in these texts. We offer a repertoire of the elements used to construct the discourses on virtualization (as a communicative innovation) and the change in the planes of being, doing and believing in society. Finally, some of the possible exploitations of this database and research lines that are opened are indicated.