a propósito de josé luis brea: del archivo a la ram

بصدد خوسيه لويس بريا: من الأرشيف إلى ذاكرة الوصول العشوائي (RAM)

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2014
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Abstract
The philosopher José Luis Brea proposes a notion of memory spread around a network of connections, which reveals a conception of culture based on a RAM structure and contrary to the culture of archive. The underwent changes in the classification of disciplines caused by individual’s attitudes deriving from the new media hyperconnectivity environment will be reviewed here and the relevance in the present humanities of concepts such as exile, frontier and question without answer.
يقترح الفيلسوف خوسيه لويس بريا مفهومًا للذاكرة ينتشر عبر شبكة من الروابط، وهو ما يكشف عن تصور للثقافة قائم على بنية ذاكرة الوصول العشوائي (RAM) ومناقض لثقافة الأرشيف. وتُستعرض هنا التحولات التي طرأت على تصنيف التخصصات العلمية بفعل توجهات الأفراد المنبثقة عن بيئة الترابط الفائق في وسائط الإعلام الجديدة، فضلاً عن راهنية مفاهيم مثل المنفى، والتخوم، والسؤال الذي لا جواب له في حقل العلوم الإنسانية المعاصرة.
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Authors ;Fernando Broncano
Journal international journal of development and sustainability
Year 2014
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