Sociability and new technologies in reading practices. A study in City of Mexico

The new information technologies have transformed reading practices in meaningful ways,promoting other skills and competences,and activating new ways of interacting with reading devices. Based on a qualitative study conducted in Mexico City,this article aims to explore how communicational innovations have had an impact on a specific type of reader,whose distinctive feature is to have an intense and/or enjoyable relationship with the act of read: the cultural creators. The analysis of these practices and the reflection as a result of this,allows us to observe that,far from creating isolated readers,the emerging technologies contribute to develop,in other ways,the potential for the sociability of reading,thus stimulating work networks and collaborative projects.

Información de Publicación

Autores:

Carla Pinochet

Institución: Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Facultad: Ciencias Sociales
Unidad: Antropología

Revista:

Revista Chilena de Literatura

Año:

2016

Mes:

Diciembre

Lugar:

Santiago,Chile

Número:

94

Páginas:

79-100

Url de Publicación:

http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?pid=S0718-22952016000300005&script=sci_abstract&tlng=en.