IMAGINÁRIO SOCIAL & COMPUTADORAS

Authors

  • Mexerico Tobar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.37703

Keywords:

social imaginy, computers, daily life, tecnolcogical inpact, children.

Abstract

leis articule uses social imaginy to analize the relatioms ship between tecnology and daily life. It holds that the former, can be observed via “technological images” whose menning is socially deternined. These images exercise a profand influence on people’s actions. People incoporate these images into the formulation of their goals, moral values and perceptions; they frame their aprehension of reality, decodify their current experiences, and can give new significance to post events, and legitimize specific images of a future, based upon whiich that future then becomes possible.

Author Biography

  • Mexerico Tobar
    Licenciado em Sociologia pela Universidad de Buenos Aires, professor superior em Socilogia na Universidad de Buenos Aires com mestrado em Administração Pública pela Fundação Getúlio Varaas - Rio de Janeiro, pesquisador da Escola Nacional de Saúde   Pública/FIOCRUZ

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Published

1993-12-19

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (1993)

Section

Opinião/Atualização

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