O desaparecer de si na sociedade midiática neoliberal
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https://doi.org/10.31501/esf.v2i30.14565Abstract
This article aims to reflect on how the neoliberal capitalist mediatic society presents new and different contemporary forms of “disappearing from oneself”, a concept proposed by David Le Breton. It starts with an interdisciplinary perspective that unites theoretical contributions from the areas of Communication and Media Theory, Sociology and Psychology, to present a discussion about how contemporary forms of “disappearing from oneself” involve the abandonment of the body and can signal a compensation for the psychic pressures to which contemporary individuals are subject in the context of a society crossed by the media image, telerelationships and digital immersion.
Key Words: Mediatic Society, Neoliberalism, Digital Immersion, Corporal Proprioception, Disappearing from oneself.
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