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Prosumidores y emirecs : análisis de dos teorías enfrentadas

Authors: Aparici Marino, Roberto;

Prosumidores y emirecs : análisis de dos teorías enfrentadas

Abstract

En los años 70, las publicaciones de Alvin Toffler y Jean Cloutier resultan esenciales para el surgimiento de dos conceptos, prosumidor y emirec, cuyos significados han sido equiparados de forma errónea por numerosos académicos e investigadores. Se describe una revisión del estado de la conceptos a partir de un exhaustivo análisis documental. Se observa, mientras que la noción de prosumidor representa unas relaciones verticales y jerárquicas entre las fuerzas del mercado y los ciudadanos, el emirec de Cloutier evoca a una relación horizontal y una isonomía entre comunicadores profesionales y amateurs. La prosumición presenta un sujeto alienado e integrado en la lógica del mercado bajo dinámicas de trabajo gratis y a partir de la extensión del tiempo y los espacios productivos, mientras que el emirec se define como un sujeto potencialmente empoderado que establece relaciones entre iguales.

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Internet, consumo, investigación sobre literatura científica, poder, nuevas tecnologías, tecnología de los medios de comunicación

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