Entre la virtualidad de la infósfera y el placer de la lentitud: entrevista a Franco Berardi
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2013
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En esta entrevista al Prof. Franco Berardi se abordan tópicos
en relación a sus líneas de trabajo e investigación. Las mismas, se desarrollan alrededor de un problema cada vez más
presente: la compleja relación entre procesos sociales y la
mutación tecnológica en curso, así como la lógica “recombinante” del capitalismo contemporáneo, teniendo en cuenta
sus efectos sobre las subjetividades y los imaginarios sociales (el desarrollo de estas problemáticas pueden revisarse
en su primer libro editado en la Argentina: Generación postalfa. Patologías e imaginarios en el semiocapitalismo (Tinta
Limón Ediciones, 2008)
In this interview with Prof. Franco Berardi topic addressed in relation to their line of work and research. They are developed around an increasingly present problem: the complex relationship between social processes and ongoing technological change and logic “recombinant” of contemporary capitalism, considering its effects on the subjectivities and social imaginaries (the development of these issues can be reviewed in his first book published in Argentina: post-alpha generation. Pathologies and imaginary in semiocapitalism (Lemon Ink Publishing, 2008).
In this interview with Prof. Franco Berardi topic addressed in relation to their line of work and research. They are developed around an increasingly present problem: the complex relationship between social processes and ongoing technological change and logic “recombinant” of contemporary capitalism, considering its effects on the subjectivities and social imaginaries (the development of these issues can be reviewed in his first book published in Argentina: post-alpha generation. Pathologies and imaginary in semiocapitalism (Lemon Ink Publishing, 2008).
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TIC Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación, Consumo, Berardi, Franco, ICT Information and Communication Technologies, Consumption