Movimientos juveniles, medios digitales y prácticas de ciudadanía en la periferia de Fortaleza (Brasil)

Authors

  • Denise Cogo
  • Daniel Barsi Lopes

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS512011379

Keywords:

movimientos juveniles, medios digitales, ciudadanía

Abstract

El artículo analiza como la apropiación y el uso de las nuevas tecnologías de la comunicación por la juventud integrante de los movimientos sociales puede configurar percepciones y prácticas de ciudadanía relacionadas específicamente a demandas por el reconocimiento de la diversidad cultural y de otras formas de visibilidad de la periferia, que no son transmitidos por los medios hegemónicos. Estudiamos las apropiaciones y los usos de las tecnologías por jóvenes en el contexto de dos organizaciones no gubernamentales (ONGs): Aldeia y Encine, ubicadas en la periferia de la ciudad de Fortaleza, en el Nordeste de Brasil. Los resultados parciales de esta investigación apuntan a la configuración de una comunicación ciudadana que incorpora a la experimentación de las llamadas nuevas tecnologías, especialmente la Internet; la vivencia de dinámicas de redes, combinándolas con materialidades, modos organizativos y experimentales de hacer una comunicación alternativa y popular, ya presentes en la trayectoria de la comunicación alternativa y comunitaria desarrollada en las últimas décadas en América Latina.

Author Biographies

Denise Cogo

Professor and Researcher of the Post-Graduation in Communication Sciences / Unisinos and CNPq (Brazil)

Daniel Barsi Lopes

Doctoral Program Graduate in Communication Sciences / Unisinos, sandwich PhD at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and fellow from PDEE / Capes (Brazil)

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Published

2011-03-21

How to Cite

Cogo, D., & Barsi Lopes, D. (2011). Movimientos juveniles, medios digitales y prácticas de ciudadanía en la periferia de Fortaleza (Brasil). Observatorio (OBS*), 5(1). https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS512011379

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2011)

Section

Articles

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