Communication, a fundamental human need, is an issue that falls squarely within the educational dynamics. Classical and new media, in a society where we communicate so much but at the same time are less informed, attest themselves as places where the educational is not marginal but has a certain relevance. Language, too, becomes a tool for educating, the characteristics of which echo loudly neuronal processes and, therefore, neurolinguistics. By communicating and, therefore, forming man, one cannot fail to involve the political di-mension, that of commitment to one’s community. When the communication of the large and many media translates into formation, the search for meaning re the surrounding reality and community life becomes a requirement for the citizen.
La comunicazione, esigenza fondamentale per l’uomo, è questione che rientra a pieno titolo nelle dinamiche formative. I media classici e i nuovi media, in una società in cui si comunica tanto, ma al tempo stesso si è meno informati, si attestano quali luoghi in cui l’educativo non è marginale ma ha una certa rilevanza. Il lin-guaggio diventa anch’esso strumento per formare, le cui caratteristiche richiamano a gran voce i processi neuronali e, dunque, la neurolinguistica. Comunicando e, quindi, formando l’uomo, non si può non coin-volgere la dimensione politica, quella dell’impegno per la propria comunità. Quando la comunicazione dei grandi e tanti media si traduce in formazione, la ricerca di un senso rispetto alla realtà circostante e alla vita di comunità diventa un’esigenza per il cittadino.
Comunicazione come formazione: Media, linguaggio e impegno sociopolitico
Balzano G
2024-01-01
Abstract
Communication, a fundamental human need, is an issue that falls squarely within the educational dynamics. Classical and new media, in a society where we communicate so much but at the same time are less informed, attest themselves as places where the educational is not marginal but has a certain relevance. Language, too, becomes a tool for educating, the characteristics of which echo loudly neuronal processes and, therefore, neurolinguistics. By communicating and, therefore, forming man, one cannot fail to involve the political di-mension, that of commitment to one’s community. When the communication of the large and many media translates into formation, the search for meaning re the surrounding reality and community life becomes a requirement for the citizen.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.