Communication practices and cognitive development in cyberculture
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Communication Technologies. Cognition. Cyberculture.Abstract
Cyberculture enhances communication practices which demands cognitive refinement. The present text exposes how cognitive sciences broadened the cognitive notion, including body, technical objects and social interactions in order to demonstrate: 1) Cognition doesn’t restrain itself to processes in the superior levels of human intellect, and 2) Media systems, instead of hinder cognitive abilities, activate several of them.
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