Narrative, citizenship and non-place of culture
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Narrative, cyberspace, cultureAbstract
With the development of bourgeois society, information has dislodged narrative: plausibility and verifyability are more important than interpretation. The technological development that has redefined space by distancing body from scene, a distance which is maintained only in drama, has given this body transcendence, through cinema, photography, and television. It has also redefined body in space itself, now cyberspace, recreating it as capable of teleactions. Cyberspace has become the stage itself where we act as citizens. In this non-space, as defined by Marc Augé, we act with dimensions that override not only space and time relationships, but also the borders of subjectivities and sociabilities.Downloads
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