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AMADOR, JUAN CARLOS. Subjectivity Mutation in Interactive Digital Communication Reflections on the Digital Native's Event. Signo pensam. [online]. 2010, vol.29, n.57, pp.142-161. ISSN 0120-4823.

This article explores some theoretic-conceptual considerations on subjectivity's mutations in contemporary childhood, understood as the set of transits, continuities, and irruptions in these subjects' ways of being and living in the world, particularly via the production of languages, knowledge, and cultural convergences which arise from their connections with interactive digital communication. To do so, we develop the concept of interactive digital communication based on the work of researchers such as Scolari, Igarza, Rueda, and Piscitelli; then we approach the core of subjectivity's mutations and its relation with the advent of communicative and hyper-connected subjects; finally, we put forward some reflections on the ontological conditions of contemporary childhood and their relationship vis-à-vis modern children's destabilization and the crisis of the institutions which claim to govern them.

Palabras clave : interactive digital communication; subjectivity's mutations; childhood; event; cultural convergences; Digital communications; Internet and children; Subjectivity.

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