The computer and Internet as strategy of social inclusion in the imaginary of the poor persons
Computers and the Internet constitute a part of the popular imaginary, even though the majority does not possess them. Thus, this imaginary is beginning to incorporate the subjective necessity of using the new technologies but from a position where access is objectively prohibited. The new imaginary...
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Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca,
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