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Henrique Antoun holds a degree in Industrial Design from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (1977), a Master"s degree in Philosophy from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (1989), a doctorate in Communication from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1993), with a sandwich doctorate in Sociology of Communication by the University of Paris V (Renée Descartes) (1992) and postdoctoral degree at the McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology of the University of Toronto (2006). He is currently associate professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, working in the undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Communication and Culture. He was the head of the Communication Fundamentals Department of the School of Communication between 2008 and 2012 and the assistant coordinator of the Communication Postgraduate Program at UFRJ between 2008 and 2010. He was Executive Secretary of ABCIBER - Brazilian Association of Cyberculture Researchers - from 2007 to 2009, member of its Fiscal Council from 2009 to 2011 and has been a member of its Deliberative Scientific Council since 2011. He was coordinator of the working group "Communication and Cyberculture" of COMPÓS - National Association of Postgraduate Programs in Communication - from 2007 to 2009. He has experience in Communication, with emphasis on Communication Theory, working mainly on the following topics: cyberculture, communication, politics and ethics. Since 2007 he has coordinated research projects with a level 2 productivity grant from CNPq. He currently coordinates CIBERCULT - distributed communication laboratory and political transformation at the School of Communication of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. |
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ANTOUN, Henrique. Conversação, Mediação e Transformação na cultura da rede. Logos (Rio de Janeiro. Online), v. 23, p. 1, 2016.
ANTOUN, Henrique. Para uma Internet Política das Subjetivações. Revista ECO-Pós, v. 18, p. 69-76, 2015.
ANTOUN, Henrique; SOUZA, Paula Falcão. As Jornadas de Junho de 2013: o #vemprarua no Brasil. Revista Esferas, v. 7, p. 143-151, 2015.
ANTOUN, Henrique; MALINI, Fabio. Monitoramento, vazamentos e anonimato nas revoluções democráticas das redes sociais da internet. Revista Fronteiras (Online), v. 14, p. 68-76, 2012.
ANTOUN, Henrique; ROSEIRA, Elisa. A agonística entre dispositivo de visibilidade e modos de subjetivação no blog da Galera de Capricho. Culturas Midiáticas, v. 05, p. 1-12, 2012.
ANTOUN, Henrique; MALINI, Fabio. Ontologia da liberdade na rede: a guerra das narrativas na internet e a luta social na democracia. Revista Famecos, v. 17, p. 286-294, 2011.
ANTOUN, Henrique. Web 2.0 e o Futuro da Sociedade Cibercultural. Lugar Comum (UFRJ), v. 27, p. 235-245, 2009.
ANTOUN, Henrique. Jornalismo e ativismo na hipermídia: em que se pode reconhecer a nova mídia. Revista Famecos, v. 8, p. 135-148, 2008.
ANTOUN, Henrique; PECINI, André Custódio. A web e a parceria: projetos colaborativos e o problema da mediação na Internet. In Texto (UFRGS. Online), v. 16, p. 1-17, 2007.
ANTOUN, Henrique. Mobilidade e Governabilidade nas Redes Interativas de Comunicação Distribuída. Razón y Palabra, México, v. 49, n.fev.-março, p. 1-18, 2006. |
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Mobilization, mediation and governmentality: the problem of the subject in the democracy of cyberculture
Description This research project continues the researches and articles that I have developed in the last five years. The question is to analyze one"s chances of being an autonomous subject through their struggles and their collectives facing the conformations and subjections effected by biopower through their communicational surveillance, monitoring, and entertainment technologies disseminated through today"s immanent tools of Immersion of the populations in the interactive network of distributed communication. From the uprisings, revolts and demonstrations spread throughout the world with the subprime crisis, a vast production of control and monitoring was developed confronting the populations and their demands for democratic transformation and demand for greater political participation in the decision-making bodies of the state institutions Democratic or not. Although places like the Middle East and Ukraine are immersed in civil war, after the uprisings and demonstrations for democracy; The Americas and Europe continue in a process of expanding democratic participation threatened by setbacks and the emergence of restrictive procedures and ambivalent laws. |
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