Tecnolatría: el reencantamiento del mundo.

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Title: Tecnolatría: el reencantamiento del mundo. (Spanish).
Alternate Title: Technolatry: the reenchantment of the world. (English)
Authors: Núñez Miramontes, Carlos Octavio
Source: Estudios Sobre las Culturas Contemporáneas. jul-dic2024, Vol. 1 Issue 2, p181-211. 31p.
Subjects: LIQUID modernity, SOCIAL clubs, RITUALISM, INSCRIPTIONS, VIOLENCE
Abstract (English): The analysis explores how a new ritualistic tendency (technolatry) and the intertwining of anthropos with its technological creations reconfigure perceptions, social organizations, and sociocultural practices in late modernity. An approach is proposed using anthropological concepts such as hyperobject, entanglement, and ritualism in order to comprehensively understand the representations and practices within a technologized environment (techno-sphere), whose immanence and performativity unveil deontological inscriptions characterized by novelty, status, acceleration, productivism, virtuality, spatial-temporal disembedding, ubiquity, sensory hyperstimulation, informational excess, hyper-vigilance, systematic and bureaucratized violence, and ultimately a metaphysical and ontological reorientation expressed as transhumanism or posthumanity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Se analiza cómo una nueva ritualidad (tecnolatría) e imbricación del anthropos con sus producciones tecnológicas refiguran las percepciones, organizaciones y prácticas socioculturales en la modernidad tardía. Se plantea un abordaje desde conceptos antropológicos como hiperobjeto, enredamientoy ritualidad a fin de comprender cabalmente las representaciones y prácticas en un entorno tecnologizado (tecnósfera), cuya inmanencia y performatividad desvela inscripciones deontológicas caracterizadas por la novedad, el estatus, la aceleración, el productivismo, la virtualidad, el desanclaje espacio-temporal, la ubicuidad, la hiperestimulación sensorial, la excedencia informacional, la hipervigilancia, la violencia sistematizada y burocratizada, y finalmente una reorientación metafísica y ontológica expresada como transhumanismo o posthumanidad. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Database: Referencia Latina
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Abstract:The analysis explores how a new ritualistic tendency (technolatry) and the intertwining of anthropos with its technological creations reconfigure perceptions, social organizations, and sociocultural practices in late modernity. An approach is proposed using anthropological concepts such as hyperobject, entanglement, and ritualism in order to comprehensively understand the representations and practices within a technologized environment (techno-sphere), whose immanence and performativity unveil deontological inscriptions characterized by novelty, status, acceleration, productivism, virtuality, spatial-temporal disembedding, ubiquity, sensory hyperstimulation, informational excess, hyper-vigilance, systematic and bureaucratized violence, and ultimately a metaphysical and ontological reorientation expressed as transhumanism or posthumanity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:14052210
DOI:10.53897/revescc.2024.2.07