Socialization and Acceleration in Late Modernity. What Role for Media Education?
Abstract
In late modernity, society faces a rapid acceleration of change dynamics and, at the same time, the colonization of socialization processes by new technologies, which have now become a fundamental component of daily life. In this scenario, Media Education can play a key role in ensuring the transfer of technical, social, and cultural skills to foster a critical media culture.
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