THE CONSTRUCTION OF IDENTITY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF AFRICANS IN THE CYBERCULTURE: THE VISION OF THE SCIENCE INFORMATION
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Identidades afrodescendentes. Acesso e democratização da informação. Cibercultura. Ciência da Informação.Abstract
This article argues the importance in studies directed to the cultural questions in Science Information. Specifically, it defends research about formation identity of the descendants of Africans in the cyberculture, in accordance with access and democratization of the information in the Brazilian reality. This justifies that agreement of the processes and social and cultural relations, on which if they base the construction of the identities of authors and users of information, assists to the dialogue of the social transformations and the cultural passage. It supports the legality of the researchers in Science Information in the appropriation of the treatment of questions related to the access and democratization of the information like social and racial inqualities.Downloads
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