El nuevo "paradigma" de la lectura en la Sociedad de la Información

Authors

  • Patricia Mónica Allendez Sullivan

Keywords:

Ciencias de la Información, Sociedad de la información, Tecnologías de la información y la comunicación

Abstract

Las nuevas tecnologías que hoy en día empleamos fueron las causantes de la aparición de la llamada Sociedad de Información. Como ha ocurrido en otros períodos históricos han llevado a los individuos a una manera distinta de comunicarse y de generar conocimiento. Esta Sociedad de Información plantea, a su vez, una nueva aproximación a la lectura, la cual difiere a la empleada hasta hace muy poco tiempo atrás. Sin embargo, en la actualidad dos modalidades de lectura, directamente relacionadas a los soportes utilizados, subsistirán. Para poder difundir el conocimiento a toda la población las bibliotecas jugarán un papel fundamental cumpliendo como siempre con su misión social.

Author Biography

Patricia Mónica Allendez Sullivan

Patricia Allendez Sullivan es Lic. en Bibliotecología y Documentación titulada en la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Buenos Aires. En la actualidad se desempeña como bibliotecaria en el Instituto de Filología y Literaturas Hispánicas “Dr. Amado Alonso” dependiente de la Universidad de Buenos Aires y es Directora de las Bibliotecas de la Universidad del CEMA. Ha participado de varios Simposios Electrónicos organizados por la Sociedad Argentina de Información y ha publicado artículos en el portal de documentos en español Leame (www.leame.com).

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2026-07-09

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Allendez Sullivan, P. M. (2026). El nuevo "paradigma" de la lectura en la Sociedad de la Información. Biblios Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, (11), 01–12. Retrieved from https://biblios.ufes.br/biblios/article/view/1512

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No. 11 (2002)

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Communications

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