This article analyses peer to peer communication practices mediated by digital technologies. Particularly, the forms of this kind of communication have been in depth analysed within adolescents of foreigner origins living in Milan. Aims of the research were: 1) outlining communication and socialisation practices technologically mediated (such as the use of cellular phone to exchange photos, videos etc. or the participation in social network), typical of the target group; 2) highlighting the role of these new communication practices in shaping peculiar relationship between migrants and indigenous culture, in terms of integration/differentiation processes; 3) defining if and how such behaviours enable a space of creativity, selfdetermination and cultural mediation between multiple belongings; 4) identifying any strategy of identity constructing in transnational terms.
Il lavoro qui presentato analizza le pratiche di comunicazione tra pari mediate dalle nuove tecnologie. In particolare, è stato approfondito l’utilizzo di tali modalità comunicative in un gruppo di adolescenti di origine straniera residenti a Milano. Gli obiettivi della ricerca consistevano in: 1. individuare pratiche di comunicazione e socializzazione tecnologicamente mediate, specifiche dei giovani adolescenti di origine straniera; 2. evidenziare il ruolo di tali pratiche communicative innovative nell’orientare le tra il gruppo migrante e quello degli autoctoni, in termini di processi di acculturazione; 3. definire se e in che modo tali comportamenti consentono spazi di azione creativa e mediazione culturale tra le molteplici culture di appartenenza; 4. identificare possibili strategie di costruzione identitaria in termini transnazionali.
I MEDIA COME RISORSE RELAZIONALI PER I GIOVANI FIGLI DI MIGRANTI
Milesi, Daniele
2011
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This article analyses peer to peer communication practices mediated by digital technologies. Particularly, the forms of this kind of communication have been in depth analysed within adolescents of foreigner origins living in Milan. Aims of the research were: 1) outlining communication and socialisation practices technologically mediated (such as the use of cellular phone to exchange photos, videos etc. or the participation in social network), typical of the target group; 2) highlighting the role of these new communication practices in shaping peculiar relationship between migrants and indigenous culture, in terms of integration/differentiation processes; 3) defining if and how such behaviours enable a space of creativity, selfdetermination and cultural mediation between multiple belongings; 4) identifying any strategy of identity constructing in transnational terms.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14242/159447
URN:NBN:IT:UNICATT-159447