Publishing´s systems on the Internet under the logic of Simondon - DOI 10.5216/vis.v9i2.19845
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The purpose of this paper is to understand how a system for publishing on the Internet can be thought of and how its elements relate theirself, since the logic of thought of the French philosopher Gilbert Simondon (1958). Simondon systematizes the technical object in element, subject and joint, starting from the simplest level to the more composed. The system of publication can be provider of diverse mechanisms, depending on the aspect analyzed, can be considered software, tool, system, environment or even a platform; the analysis will be conducted in accordance with the proposed logic, the point most basic to complex.
Keywords: Internet, publishing system, Simondon
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