Ciberciudadanías, cultura política y creatividad social

Abstract

Although the new technological repertoires are currently one of the predominant forms of control and production, they are also devices with the potential for expansion of subjectivity and desire, taking the floor, and the exercise of citizenship. Their inclusion in social practices shapes new forms of life and transforms culture. In this sense, this book presents different analytical perspectives that reevaluate conceptualizations, such as the private sphere, the diverse public spheres, local to global, mass media, and multi-modal technologies. The authors focus mostly on young men and women as vital social actors in contemporary society and in politics, not as a previously defined field, but as a product of conflicts, tensions, and resistance.