Information and Resistence: the reconstruction of democratic ethos as a space of freedom in the tecnological neoliberalism.

• Autor(a) principal: Scudeller de Souza, Gabriel
• Data de Publicação: 2022
• Outros Autores: Antonio Sabbag, Deise Maria, Achilles, Daniele
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Encontros Bibli
• Texto Completo: https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/eb/article/view/84166
• topic: Informação e Resistência; Informação e Democracia; Sociedade da Transparência; Ethos Democrático; Psicopolítica; Information and Resistance; Information and Democracy; Transparency Society; Información y resistencia; Información y democracia; Sociedad de Transparencia; Ethos democrático; Psicopolítica

Today's society walks guided by information and communication, especially from new technologies and the dissemination and use of social networks, and also the appropriation of these technologies and informational raw material by large companies, which dominate the world scene from analysis and data extraction, used for market segmentation and rendering. Homogenizing forces of social domination work cohesive to the interests of capital, which is neoliberalism in the contemporary world, state structures work to satisfy their interests. From this perspective, there is interference with human rights and the democratic system, as well as the consecration of a new power device, which translates into a neoliberal psychopolitics. The issue of freedom is discussed from the manipulation and social control exercised by the holders of psychopower, which, in the end, seeks to break with banal spaces and, ultimately, with the idea of ??resistance, everything from bet on technique raised to maximum power. This article, carried out under the deductive method, based on consultations with bibliographic instruments, reviews and other scientific materials, proposes to think about the importance of resistance, based on human negativity and fallibility, present in the dialectic that builds the individual and allows his emancipation, in an attempt to provide the reconstruction of politics through subjective and institutional practices.