Ancestral cultures in modern universes
Edgardo Civallero
(edgardocivallero@gmail.com)
Independent librarian
Abstract
This article offers an introductory look at the conservation and dissemination of indigenous South American culture in digital spaces and social networks. It briefly analyses the presence of native South American societies in the web universe, detailing some of the tools used, the contents presented, the characteristics of the proposals and the motivations.
Keywords
indigenous 2.0 resources, indigenous languages, indigenous peoples, indigenous websites
Submission date:
January 2008
Accepted in:
February 2008
Published in:
May 2008
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