Comunicación Política y Redes Sociales en América Latina

Perspectivas Epistemológicas en los Estudios del Sistema Político Peruano

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  • Carlos Gonzales García UNMSM

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https://doi.org/10.24215/16696581e875

Palabras clave:

comunicación política, redes sociales, epistemología racioempírica, América Latina

Resumen

Este estudio aborda la comunicación política y las redes sociales en América Latina desde una perspectiva epistemológica, inspirada en las concepciones de Bunge sobre las ciencias sociales. A través de la revisión de 22 publicaciones sobre comunicación política y redes sociales en América Latina, se evidencia una necesidad de bases filosóficas más rigurosas para comprender mejor las teorías y metodologías. Pese a la relevancia de Perú en estas investigaciones, se insta a una orientación más deductiva y conceptual, subrayando la epistemología racioempírica como fundamental en el desarrollo del conocimiento científico social.

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2024-04-08

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Gonzales García, C. (2024). Comunicación Política y Redes Sociales en América Latina: Perspectivas Epistemológicas en los Estudios del Sistema Político Peruano. Question/Cuestión, 3(77), e875. https://doi.org/10.24215/16696581e875

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