The crisis of projective action and presenteeism in network mobilizations

Abstract

The aim of this communication is to discuss the idea of mobilization engendered during modernity seeking, therefore, to understand how mobilizing dynamics are structured at the digital networks era here understood as mediatized processes of reversibility and interaction. Exploring a theoretical framework that conceives the modern period and its metaphysics as the historical place in which action, among other factors, is always analyzed according to its projective and humanist character, our analysis consists in describing the destabilization of this objectified point of view, which resulted from the attempt of instrumentalization of technique, nature and man, in order to outline the connectivity between these elements and the digital hybrid character they contain.