Palabras clave
Ecología
Robots
Culturas de Pantalla
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El movimiento NPC (non-player character) invita a los usuarios a incorporar gestos maquínicos, conceptualizados como una “disposición desapasionada de la condición poshumana.” Este estudio combina una revisión bibliográfica sobre cuerpo y tecnología con el análisis de perfiles de TikTok que exhiben la estética NPC. Contextualiza el fenómeno en los ámbitos ecológico y cultural, explorando archivos orgánicos (árboles, humanos, etc.) que refinan gestos maquínicos como forma de memoria incorporada.
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