LAS COMPUTADORAS Y LA REVERSA GENERACIONAL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.49709Resumo
Ao transcender as fronteiras do âmbito de trabalho e ingressar no plano doméstico, odesenvolvimento da microinformática provocou alterações nas relações familiares.Em alguns países, como a Argentina, as crianças e os adolescentes foram, frequentemente,os primeiros membros do núcleo familiar a ter contato com a tecnologia da informática.Este fenômeno está gerando mudanças nos papéis sociais desempenhados por cada geração.Este trabalho analisa a factibilidade da hipótese que propõe a tecnologia da informáticacomo ativadora de uma transformação no meio familiar que levaria as crianças a ocuparum lugar até agora reservado aos adultos: o de sustentadores do monopólio da razão instrumental.A metodologia aplicada se apóia na técnica de oposição de argumentos, valendo-se paraisto, de uma revisão da literatura especializada e de dados empíricos provenientes de fontessecundárias de informação.Downloads
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