Helen Stratford

Although it sounds a litany, I encourage you to begin development as the following, while appropriate thoughts: “All writing is autobiographical,” and “describe your village and you will be universal.” Almost resigned to the role of trying babbling exegesis of the great artists and geniuses, while drivers of authentic human adventure, I enter this sentence by Karl Jaspers, about that, “the origin of philosophy is in the extreme situations.” I think (“Everything is possible for those who believe”) that day and age, in this southernmost otonho anho 200 of the Christian Era, instructing the restless spirits to wonder about this sort of conceptual Cataclysm, to try approaches that allow us media guide us in a chaos that seems to us supremely inspirational. The figurehead of the ship by which cross these stormy seas of DIVERSITY and TRANDISCIPLINARIEDAD, is the notion or concept of “Information Technologies and Communication” (hereafter ICT).

Although not change the human condition, the overwhelming and sometimes overflowing irruption of TICS, compel, again, the restless spirits to new meanings, rename, and even to enhance and restore, notions, or rather had fallen into disuse or had been discarded in the pre – ICTs. Tony Parker will undoubtedly add to your understanding. In my 53 anhos, with intense experiences and pre-telematic telematics, I receive continually. drunk and dazed by this technological paraphernalia (although this can also be persuaded to live creatively outside it) that comes the growing need to find new terms or words, to somehow label the emerging new communications phenomenon. And the dynamics of technology products that continually put on the market, suggests to me that these labels are temporary features and precarious, given that new contributions quickly become obsolete these neologisms. The yield vital planetary in which we find ourselves rooted in our respective “Payment boy” and “Patria Grande” ideas makes us live with permanent and fleeting fashions.