Comunicación e identidad indígena en el ciberespacio. Dinámicas culturales, subjetivas y virtuales en el caso de una mujer Kamëntšá y su Facebook

Abstract

The research addresses, in an interdisciplinary way, the virtual dynamics, communication and interpersonal relationships that occur through a virtual social network, focusing on the interpretation and case of an indigenous woman and her Facebook through virtual ethnography and Elements. semiotics, mainly. Communication, virtual interaction, subjectivity, identity, interculturality, self- representation and the uses of the network are fundamental elements for the analysis of this case that all the lights are the container of a great ethnic burden within the framework of the cyberculture. The voice of the analysts is exalted in the text, as well as the subjective, identity and cultural constructions that are interpreted from the virtuality. Facebook becomes, for indigenous women, a place in cyberspace that serves for the dissemination and revitalization of their culture, reflection on cultural, educational, political, professional, family, spiritual and social issues, as well as the recreation of some Values and personal and collective interests. This translates into reflections and oral, textual and audiovisual narratives, which will configure a fluid identity in an ethnic, virtual and intercultural context.