Protected cultural code belt: reformation or a breakup?
Abstract
The article discusses the problem of preserving and transmitting cultural codes in hyperreality. It emphasizes that traditional mechanisms that have been successfully functioning for a long time have ceased to perform their functions. The changing world requires the re-coding of all familiar mechanisms for transmitting and preserving national culture. In addition, the author emphasizes that fundamental changes are needed in the way culture is viewed. The planetary model that emerged during the New European period should be replaced by a network model, which will allow us to identify the “key” phenomena in modern culture and create intergenerational communication that is appropriate for the challenges of our time.
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Kleinman, N., 1996. Don’t Face Me In: Copyright, Property and Technology. Communication and Cyberspace. New Jersey, Hampton Press.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.31312/978-5-6053157-5-9-5-01
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