2015
DOI: 10.17533/udea.ikala.v19n2a03
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The Construction of Facebook as an Affective Prosthesis

Abstract: The current use of Facebook has developed a series of changes in the agents' communication practices. This article identifies the solid changes that have occurred from a students' population in one public school in Bogotá. The following research gathered data from participants' Facebook Wall and in-depth interviews in order to highlight these transformations. This research was framed within a qualitative approach and phenomenological methodology. The results showed that for the majority of this student group, … Show more

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