Il destino della globalizzazione. Verso una società dei flussi controllati

Authors

  • Vanni Codeluppi Università IULM, Milano

Keywords:

globalizzazione, flussi, media, simbolico

Abstract

This article deals with the relationship between the globalization process and the consequences of the coronavirus emergency. The paper is an attempt to demonstrate that the coronavirus crisis has a great influence over the processes of change that concern western societies. Moreover, it examines the central role played by the flow of goods and messages in the passage of the capitalism to the digital contemporary phase and the limits established to the flow by the present critical situation. Finally, the article explores a relevant theoretical question: the growing development in the developed countries of a “post-symbolic” condition. A condition strictly connected with the contemporary evolution of the aesthetic environment.

Author Biography

Vanni Codeluppi, Università IULM, Milano

Vanni Codeluppi ha insegnato nelle università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Palermo e Urbino e attualmente è professore ordinario di Sociologia dei media presso l’Università IULM di Milano. Dirige le collane Impresa, comunicazione, mercato e Comunicazione e società dell’editore Franco Angeli. Ha pubblicato numerose monografie, tra cui, negli ultimi anni, Mi metto in vetrina (Mimesis, 2015), Il divismo (Carocci, 2017), Il tramonto della realtà (Carocci, 2018), Che cos’è la pubblicità. Nuova edizione (Carocci, 2019), Ligaland (Mimesis, 2020), Jean Baudrillard (Feltrinelli, 2020).

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Codeluppi, V. (2020). Il destino della globalizzazione. Verso una società dei flussi controllati. Mediascapes Journal, (15), 99–107. Retrieved from https://rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa03/mediascapes/article/view/16851

Issue

No. 15 (2020): Shockdown: la ricerca dopo. Temi emergenti e sfide metodologiche per l’analisi di media, cultura e comunicazione nel post Covid-19

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Articles

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