Comunicação, violência e reconhecimento na civilização mediática avançada: a comunicação em tempo real como lógica problematizadora das relações intersubjetivas na vida social dromocratizada

• Autor(a) principal: Reis, Angela Pintor dos
• Data de Publicação: 2015
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/4701
• topic: Civilização mediática avançada; Dromocracia; Comunicação em tempo real; Velocidade; Violência; Reconhecimento; Advanced mediatic civilization; Dromocracy; Real-time communication; Speed; Violence; Recognition; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO

This research examines the ways in which the phenomena of communication and speed jointly instigate subtle forms of violence that ultimately thwart the recognition of experience in intersubjective relations (technologically articulated or not) in the advanced mediatic civilization. Consistent with this demarcation, the overall objective of the research was to investigate how these forms of violence are composed as capital assimilated by the individual and how they appear embedded in the dynamics of recognition, compromising its effectiveness in social life under dromocracized conditions (i.e., marked by acceleration in all the sectors of human activity). The relevance of this study lies in the treatment of the aforementioned communication logic as a habitus and therefore as a complex of mediations between individuals, in which certain forms of violence not commonly studied participate, affecting recognition as a constitutive experience of the individual. The main research problem consists in understanding specifically how the violence arising from real-time logic jeopardizes the conditions for recognition in this dromocratic context of intersubjective relationships. This problem implies the basic assumption that such subtle forms of violence are articulated in the life of an individual who self-elaborates upon processing symbolic representations of himself and of the other, irreversibly deepening the conditions of impracticability of recognition as an intersubjective experience. The theoretical framework is based on the following thematic research lines and authors: [1] socio-historical foundations of advanced mediatic civilization and of dromocracy, according to Trivinho and Virilio; [2] concepts of violence and its manifestations, outlined by Michaud, Dadoun, Crettiez, Pontara, Bourdieu and Passeron, and Trivinho; [3] definition of the individual in Lacan; and [4] principles of recognition in Honneth, Taylor, Levinas, Derrida and Lacan. Given the theoretical nature of this research, the bibliographic material is reflectively analyzed, focusing on practical and emblematic situations that underlie the materiality of violence inherent to the logic of real-time communication, which enhances the precariousness of recognition in accelerated social life. It is believed that the findings of this research constitute a proposed epistemological critique of the modus operandi of real time, considered in the Thesis as a problematizing sociocultural factor of relationships in which individual and alterity are irremediably involved