El diseño ontológico como lente para la alfabetización publicitaria juvenil

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https://doi.org/10.62008/ixc/15/01Eldise

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diseño ontológico, alfabetización publicitaria, nativos digitales, empoderamiento juvenil, ecosistema mediático

Resumen

La complejidad del ecosistema publicitario digital y su influencia en las subjetividades juveniles exige replantear los marcos de alfabetización mediática. Este estudio propone abordar esta problemática reconociendo a los menores como codiseñadores activos. A través de un análisis de literatura y la deconstrucción crítica de discursos dominantes, se desarrolló un marco ontológico que comprende cuatro dimensiones: (1) principios ontológicos que reconceptualizan la agencia juvenil, (2) estrategias pedagógicas basadas en prácticas de diseño ontológico, (3) indicadores de pensamiento crítico y creatividad, y (4) implicaciones ético-sociales del empoderamiento juvenil. Este marco establece las bases para una alfabetización publicitaria que trasciende la dicotomía protección-empoderamiento, facilitando la participación activa de los menores en la construcción de ecosistemas publicitarios más éticos y equitativos.

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2025-01-14

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Chamat, K. (2025). El diseño ontológico como lente para la alfabetización publicitaria juvenil. index.Comunicación, 15(1), 99–123. https://doi.org/10.62008/ixc/15/01Eldise

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Monográfico 15(1) Alfabetización publicitaria de niños y adolescentes