El internet como tramoya de la crisis civilizatoria

Abstract

In Latin American academics, we face the task of approaching sociotechnical phenomena as new comprehensive and methodological challenges. We ventured into the study of relationships, practices and virtual representations as processes in which individuals, become consumers in Internet networks, rapidly lose contact with their ideological, social and behavioral references, and try to consume other offers of global information (Bauman, 2015). In this paper we reflect on the methodological approaches for the sociological study of digital environments based on the experience of four investigations on Hacktivism and the Internet as a disputed territory (2019); The practices of exclusion and labor insertion in productive activities of rural tourism in two cross-border communities of Mexico and Guatemala (2020), the freelance. Workspaces on social networks and the internet. (2020) and the body located in Grindr. Experiences of gay sexuality in digital interaction (2020