El (des)orden de las ciudades
Cities are physical systems and they have an order. In classical Physics –that is in classical mechanics– order was stable, rigid, hierarchical or regular and periodic. The principles which explain said order are in truth, elemental. However, with new Physics said order is revealed as being of great...
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Maldonado, Carlos Eduardo2015-06-23http://revistas.usta.edu.co/index.php/analisis/article/view/209710.15332/s0120-8454.2014.0085.03Cities are physical systems and they have an order. In classical Physics –that is in classical mechanics– order was stable, rigid, hierarchical or regular and periodic. The principles which explain said order are in truth, elemental. However, with new Physics said order is revealed as being of greater complexity. Likewise, cities are living systems exactly insofar as they metabolize information, matter and energy. Indeed, the complexity of the present day world is profoundly related to the digitalization of the world. This implies new methods of writing, new methods of reading, new methods of communication and manifestly new languages. Thus appears the emergency of a new social class: that of the migrants and the natives in converging technologies. They are those that are redefining the (dis)order in the cities. Without circumlocution, the city is now and each time more so, the place of communication and language, of life experiences and communal living. And to the chagrin of the traditional mentalities, living together and dwelling, communication and language are constantly becoming more and more digital. An authentic revolution in every sense of the word.Las ciudades son sistemas físicos, y estos tienen un orden. En la física clásica –esto es, en la mecánica clásica–, el orden era estable, rígido, jerárquico o regular y periódico. Los principios que explican dicho orden son, en verdad, elementales. Sin embargo, con la nueva física, dicho orden se revela como de mayor complejidad. Asimismo, las ciudades son sistemas vivos exactamente en la medida en que metabolizan información, materia y energía. Ahora bien, la complejidad del mundo actual está relacionada profundamente con la digitalización del mismo. Ello implica nuevos modos de escritura, nuevos modos de lectura, nuevos modos de comunicación y, manifiestamente, nuevos lenguajes. De allí que se advierta la emergencia de una nueva clase social: la de los migrantes y los nativos en las tecnologías convergentes. Son ellos los que están redefiiendo el (des)orden de las ciudades. Pues no sin ambages, la ciudad es ahora y cada vez más, el lugar de la comunicación y el lenguaje, de las vivencias y el convivio. Y para escándalo de las mentalidades tradicionales, el convivio y el habitar, la comunicación y el lenguaje son cada vez más digitales. Una auténtica revolución, en toda la línea de la palabra.application/pdfspaUniversidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá, Colombiahttp://revistas.usta.edu.co/index.php/analisis/article/view/2097/2181Análisis; Vol. 46, Núm. 85 (Jl-Di) (2014): Habitar en el ciberespacio; 215-2312145-91690120-8454Analisis; Vol. 46, Núm. 85 (Jl-Di) (2014): Habitar en el ciberespacio; 215-231Copyright (c) 2014 Universidad Santo Tomáshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2El (des)orden de las ciudadesThe (dis)order of the citiesinfo:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_2df8fbb111634/6182oai:repository.usta.edu.co:11634/61822023-07-14 16:32:43.176metadata only accessRepositorio Universidad Santo Tomásnoreply@usta.edu.co |
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Cities are physical systems and they have an order. In classical Physics –that is in classical mechanics– order was stable, rigid, hierarchical or regular and periodic. The principles which explain said order are in truth, elemental. However, with new Physics said order is revealed as being of greater complexity. Likewise, cities are living systems exactly insofar as they metabolize information, matter and energy. Indeed, the complexity of the present day world is profoundly related to the digitalization of the world. This implies new methods of writing, new methods of reading, new methods of communication and manifestly new languages. Thus appears the emergency of a new social class: that of the migrants and the natives in converging technologies. They are those that are redefining the (dis)order in the cities. Without circumlocution, the city is now and each time more so, the place of communication and language, of life experiences and communal living. And to the chagrin of the traditional mentalities, living together and dwelling, communication and language are constantly becoming more and more digital. An authentic revolution in every sense of the word. |
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