La razionalità neoliberista e gli ecosistemi digitali: ideologia, narrazioni, immaginari
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https://doi.org/10.57611/qts.v1i2.180Parole chiave:
Neoliberalism, Communicative ecosystems, ImaginaryAbstract
The article analyses the development of neoliberalism, also in the light of communicative ecosystems. Starting from the concept of neo-liberalism as global rationality, the essay attempts to identify the characteristics of the neo-liberal narrative that, increasingly, tends to take the form of imaginary. In this scenario, neoliberalism - thanks to global élites, including media élites - asserts itself by fragmenting the public sphere and saturating every aspect of public discourse. One of the repercussions of the neoliberal imaginary is the neoliberalisation of the state or, again, its transformation into an “asocial stat”, in which even the individual dimension of the subject is reduced to extemporaneous forms of de-subjectivised individualism.
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