Media Ecology: A Complex Environment and Territory to be Recognized
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https://doi.org/10.5294/pacla.2024.27.1.1Keywords:
Comunicología, ecología de medios, inteligencia artificial, Marshall McLuhan, mensaje, tecnologíasAbstract
La ecología de medios (Media Ecology) es el tema central del volumen 27, número 1, de la revista científica Palabra Clave, el cual comprende diez textos. En la presentación del número abordamos la ecología de los medios como metadisciplina compleja que de ninguna manera puede ser encorsetada en el imaginario de la comunicología y destacamos la extensión y amplitud de su objeto de estudio, que comprende desde las primeras tecnologías desplegadas por el Homo Sapiens hasta la inteligencia artificial.
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