Mίdias sociais no Brasil emergente
A Portuguese Translation of Social Media in Emergent Brazil
Juliano Spyer
Juliano Spyer procura entender por que brasileiros de baixa renda investiram tanto tempo e dinheiro para incorporar o uso das mídias sociais a seu cotidiano. Explora essa questão por uma variedade de temas, incluindo educação, relacionamentos, trabalho e política e argumenta que o uso das mídias sociais reflete valores e motivações contraditórias. Brasileiros de baixa renda abraçam as mídias sociais para exibir sua crescente escolaridade e mobilidade social, mas a mesma tecnologia também fortalece redes de apoio mútuo tradicionais que rejeitam atitudes individualistas.
Juliano Spyer is Honorary Research Associate at UCL's Department of Anthropology, where he also obtained his PhD. His research interests include digital anthropology, online research methods, learning and apprenticeship, DIY/participatory media and Christianity.. Previously, he created and managed social media projects in the United States and Latin America, and published the first book about social media in Brazil (Conectado, 2007).
1. Local de pesquisa: o Brasil emergente
2. Panorama social: escondendo-se em plena luz
3. Postagens visuais: luzes acesas, luzes apagadas
4. Intimidade: redes densas
5. Educação e trabalho: tensões em sala
6. Política: palavras perigosas
7. Conclusão: por que eles amam as mídias sociais?
Format: Open Access PDF
220 Pages
ISBN: 9781787354777
Publication: July 19, 2018
Series: Why We Post
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