The Collective Welfare as a Topic of Family Re-socialization in the Society of Informational Capitalism

Abstract

A critical reflection is being presented based on ex post facto sources, which show basic conceptions of a modern society where individualism has given root among other factors to digital systems that discourage human interaction and therefore affect the early construction of interactions that are beneficial to psychological well-being and quality of life. The article attempts to identify the effects of a capitalism that is emerging with digital technologies, devices and networks. It also aims to compare and discuss the consequences of the intensive use of information on lifestyles and social-group organization and put forward a proposal for re-socialization starting with the family and education.

A critical reflection is being presented based on ex post facto sources, which show basic conceptions of a modern society where individualism has given root among other factors to digital systems that discourage human interaction and therefore affect the early construction of interactions that are beneficial to psychological well-being and quality of life. The article attempts to identify the effects of a capitalism that is emerging with digital technologies, devices and networks. It also aims to compare and discuss the consequences of the intensive use of information on lifestyles and social-group organization and put forward a proposal for re-socialization starting with the family and education.