MEDIA AND SOCIAL ACCELERATION:
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE MEDIA AND THE PERCEPTION OF TIME IN HYPERMODERNITY
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https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v15i2.69695Keywords:
Media, Social Acceleration, HypermodernityAbstract
The aim of this article is to discuss the relationship between the use of the media and the production of social acceleration in Hypermodernity. This debate will be based on two fronts, Marshall Mcluhan's media theory and Hartmut Rosa's questions about social acceleration. Based on these theories, we seek to understand how the use of media affects the hypermodern human's perception of time. It is, therefore, a bibliographical review of concepts and exploratory research on these two fronts of thought, to verify the relationships between the means of communication and acceleration, starting from the hypothesis that the use of these means affects the perception of time in Hypermodernity. This theoretical crossover between Mcluhan's media theory and the concept of acceleration presented by Rosa is justified, as this vision can serve to analyze various social phenomena that stand out in hypermodern society, considering that it brings the issue of time perception closer together, with the issue of transformations caused by the use of the media.
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