On the Concept of Community: Latour, Esposito and Maffesoli
Keywords:
society, network, assembly, ontology, community, subjectAbstract
Taking as a starting point the objective of this article is the reinterpretation of the concept, forced by the technological and communication transformations that place the ideas of social and community, not as theoretical precepts, but as elements to discover on the studies proposed. A theoretical transversalization of the three authors will be sought, taking essential elements from their works to propose a new interpretative key that allows us to take the concept of community, not as a theoretical presupposition, but as an immanent product resulting from the daily connections made between the
subjects, spontaneously, on the social field.
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