Introducing Hyperworld(s): Language, Culture, and History in the Latin American world(s)

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Introducing Hyperworld(s): Language, Culture, and History in the Latin American world(s)

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This introduction to the January 2008 special edition of PORTAL engages with the processes by which, in the early 21st century—an information age of hypertechnology, post-nationalism, post-Fordism, and dominating transnational media—culture and economy have become fused, and globalizations tend towards the mercantilization, commodification, and privatization of human experience. We recognize that access to the technologies of globalizations is uneven. Although cyberspace and other hypertechno...

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2008-02-01

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Paul Allatson / Jeff Browitt

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PORTAL: Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies

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http://epress.lib.uts.edu.au/journals/index.php/portal/article/view/654

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Allatson / Browitt / Hyperworldization / Hyperworld(s) / Latin America / globalization / Colonies and colonization / Emigration and immigration / International migration / Sociology (General)

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