Mediación tecnológica en el duelo: un análisis de los griefbots desde la psicología cultural
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Escopo. Refletir sobre o papel mediador das chamadas tanatecnologias no luto, sob a perspectiva da psicologia cultural. Especificamente, analisar as novas tecnologias digitais e os griefbots ou bots de luto. Metodologia. Entrevistas em profundidade com três enlutados, com o objetivo de analisar como imaginam a forma como os griefbots ou deathbots poderiam mediar sua experiência de luto e a memória de seus entes queridos falecidos. Resultados. As entrevistas revelaram uma atitude ambivalente em relação a essa nova tecnologia. Por um lado, mistura-se o desejo de manter laços afetivos com entes queridos e, por outro, uma certa rejeição e preocupação diante da perspectiva de interagir com um programa baseado na impressão digital do falecido. Conclusão. O estudo permitiu determinar que devemos ser cautelosos ao avaliar o efeito potencial das novas tecnologias, independentemente do contexto de utilização de cada enlutado.
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