Control companies: a brief reflection on the mandatory issuance of invoices
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Resumo: | This work aims to explore the theme of control and surveillance, appealing to the theory of ‘Big Brother’, present in the work of George Orwell, Mil Novecentos e Oitenta e Quatro [Nineteen Eighty- Four]. Under the pretext of ensuring security, governments create measures that are no more than ways to control the lives of citizens, in particular with regard to their spending habits, by requiring the issuance of invoices, entered the decree- law 197 / 2012 and 198/2012. For this purpose, we will discuss several dimensions related to this issue: a) reflection on the technology that makes it possible and the uses to which this entails, b) the blurring of boundaries between public and private life, with regard to access to networks information and communication, c) the hypermodern crisis and the loss of individual identity of the subject, in that it becomes part of a cyber-network, shutting down part of its human, relational and social component; d) the perversion of the subject to which lobbies support the "system", dehumanizing technology and controlling personal life . Using a form of bureaucracy, democratic societies implement this system as a guarantee of control of fiscal crime when actually using this mechanism as a way to monitor the lives of its citizens. Castells, in Sociedade em Rede [The Network Society] (2005), talks about the difference between the virtual space as a "space of flows" that replaced the "space of places". The control when applied now in virtual space is inside their own culture, as advocated by Moisés Martins, in the book Crise no Castelo da Cultura (2011), is transposed into the virtual space. Bragança de Miranda (1997), in O Controlo do Virtual defines the virtual space as a "control room". In the hyper-modern societies, Seroy & Lipovetsky (2010) speak of ‘ecranization’ as a phenomenon associated with social control.? |
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Control companies: a brief reflection on the mandatory issuance of invoicesSociedades de controlo: uma breve reflexão sobre a emissão obrigatória de faturasControlovigilânciaGeorge OrwellBig BrothertecnologiasfaturasControlsurveillanceGeorge OrwellBig BrothertechnologyreceiptsThis work aims to explore the theme of control and surveillance, appealing to the theory of ‘Big Brother’, present in the work of George Orwell, Mil Novecentos e Oitenta e Quatro [Nineteen Eighty- Four]. Under the pretext of ensuring security, governments create measures that are no more than ways to control the lives of citizens, in particular with regard to their spending habits, by requiring the issuance of invoices, entered the decree- law 197 / 2012 and 198/2012. For this purpose, we will discuss several dimensions related to this issue: a) reflection on the technology that makes it possible and the uses to which this entails, b) the blurring of boundaries between public and private life, with regard to access to networks information and communication, c) the hypermodern crisis and the loss of individual identity of the subject, in that it becomes part of a cyber-network, shutting down part of its human, relational and social component; d) the perversion of the subject to which lobbies support the "system", dehumanizing technology and controlling personal life . Using a form of bureaucracy, democratic societies implement this system as a guarantee of control of fiscal crime when actually using this mechanism as a way to monitor the lives of its citizens. Castells, in Sociedade em Rede [The Network Society] (2005), talks about the difference between the virtual space as a "space of flows" that replaced the "space of places". The control when applied now in virtual space is inside their own culture, as advocated by Moisés Martins, in the book Crise no Castelo da Cultura (2011), is transposed into the virtual space. Bragança de Miranda (1997), in O Controlo do Virtual defines the virtual space as a "control room". In the hyper-modern societies, Seroy & Lipovetsky (2010) speak of ‘ecranization’ as a phenomenon associated with social control.?Este trabalho pretende explorar a temática do controlo e vigilância, fazendo apelo à teoria do Big Brother, presente na obra de George Orwell, Mil novecentos e oitenta e quatro. Sob o pretexto de garantir a segurança, os governos criam medidas que mais não são do que formas de controlar da vida dos cidadãos, nomeadamente no que respeita aos seus hábitos de consumo, através da obrigatoriedade da emissão de faturas, inscrita nos decretos-lei 197/2012 e 198/2012. Para este efeito, abordaremos várias dimensões associadas a esta problemática: a) reflexão sobre a tecnologia que o torna possível e os usos que esta acarreta; b) a diluição das fronteiras entre a vida pública e privada, no que respeita ao acesso às redes de informação e comunicação; c) a crise hipermoderna e a perda de identidade individual do sujeito, na medida em que passa a ser parte de uma rede cibernética, desligando parte da sua componente humana, relacional e social; d) a perversão do sujeito aos lobbies que suportam o “sistema”, desumanizando a tecnologia e controlando a vida pessoal. Recorrendo a uma forma de burocracia, as sociedades democráticas implementam este sistema como uma garantia do controlo do crime fiscal, quando na verdade se utiliza este mecanismo como forma de vigiar a vida dos seus cidadãos. Castells, em Sociedade em Rede (2005) fala da diferenciação entre o espaço virtual como um “espaço de fluxos” que substituiu o “espaço de lugares”. O controlo exercido agora no espaço virtual, é interior à própria cultura, como defende Moisés Martins, na obra Crise no Castelo da Cultura (2011), é transposto para o espaço virtual. Bragança de Miranda (1997), em O Controlo do Virtual fala do espaço virtual como um “espaço de controlo”. Nas sociedades hiper-modernas, Lipovetsky & Seroy (2010) falam da ecranização como um fenómeno associado ao controlo social.Sopcom2013-12-31info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttps://doi.org/10.58050/comunicando.v2i1.145https://doi.org/10.58050/comunicando.v2i1.145Revista Comunicando; Vol. 2 No. 1 (2013): Information Technology, New Media and Digital Literacy; 247 - 260Revista Comunicando; Vol. 2 Núm. 1 (2013): Tecnologías de la Información, Nuevos Medios de Comunicación y Alfabetización Digital; 247 - 260Revista Comunicando; Vol. 2 N.º 1 (2013): Tecnologias da Informação, Novos Média e Literacia Digital; 247 - 2602182-4037reponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAPporhttps://www.revistacomunicando.sopcom.pt/index.php/comunicando/article/view/145https://www.revistacomunicando.sopcom.pt/index.php/comunicando/article/view/145/86Magalhães, RicardinaSoares, Patríciainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2024-03-16T08:28:54Zoai:revistacomunicando.sopcom.pt:article/145Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-20T04:01:31.310237Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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Control companies: a brief reflection on the mandatory issuance of invoices Sociedades de controlo: uma breve reflexão sobre a emissão obrigatória de faturas |
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Magalhães, Ricardina |
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Magalhães, Ricardina Soares, Patrícia |
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Controlo vigilância George Orwell Big Brother tecnologias faturas Control surveillance George Orwell Big Brother technology receipts |
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This work aims to explore the theme of control and surveillance, appealing to the theory of ‘Big Brother’, present in the work of George Orwell, Mil Novecentos e Oitenta e Quatro [Nineteen Eighty- Four]. Under the pretext of ensuring security, governments create measures that are no more than ways to control the lives of citizens, in particular with regard to their spending habits, by requiring the issuance of invoices, entered the decree- law 197 / 2012 and 198/2012. For this purpose, we will discuss several dimensions related to this issue: a) reflection on the technology that makes it possible and the uses to which this entails, b) the blurring of boundaries between public and private life, with regard to access to networks information and communication, c) the hypermodern crisis and the loss of individual identity of the subject, in that it becomes part of a cyber-network, shutting down part of its human, relational and social component; d) the perversion of the subject to which lobbies support the "system", dehumanizing technology and controlling personal life . Using a form of bureaucracy, democratic societies implement this system as a guarantee of control of fiscal crime when actually using this mechanism as a way to monitor the lives of its citizens. Castells, in Sociedade em Rede [The Network Society] (2005), talks about the difference between the virtual space as a "space of flows" that replaced the "space of places". The control when applied now in virtual space is inside their own culture, as advocated by Moisés Martins, in the book Crise no Castelo da Cultura (2011), is transposed into the virtual space. Bragança de Miranda (1997), in O Controlo do Virtual defines the virtual space as a "control room". In the hyper-modern societies, Seroy & Lipovetsky (2010) speak of ‘ecranization’ as a phenomenon associated with social control.? |
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