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Enamorarse en el enjambre digital: relaciones virtuales y aplicaciones de citas
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[spa] En esta investigación se empleará el concepto de enjambre digital de Byung-Chul Han —el cual designa una nueva forma de relación entre individuos originada de la propia virtualidad—, para establecer una teoría sobre el enamoramiento en el mundo digital, las relaciones virtuales y las aplicaciones de citas. Gracias a la investigación en obras adicionales, como La intimidad como espectáculo (Paula Sibilia, 2008) y El algoritmo del amor (Judith Duportail, 2019), analizaré aplicaciones móviles como Tinder y Grindr, y su uso actual como cofundadoras de aquella parte tan esencial de la vida del ser humano: el enamoramiento. Además, durante esta investigación también será considerado el contenido cultural y cinematográfico de Her (Spike Jonze, 2014) y Black Mirror: Hang the DJ (Timothy Van Patten, 2017).
Se analizará la falta de comunidad, de distancia y de respeto característica del enjambre digital. A continuación, la dictadura de lo positivo, y la huida de la realidad a la imagen virtual, tan característica de las relaciones virtuales. Posteriormente, se estudiará el papel de Eros debilitado, a causa de la hiperconectividad virtual, y de la falta o reasignación del uso del imaginario. Finalmente, hablaré sobre la implicación del uso de algoritmos para el enamoramiento, y un análisis sobre el algoritmo de Tinder, que acaba realizando en muchos casos una promoción de ciertos valores como la competitividad, el clasismo y el sexismo.
[eng] In this research, the concept will be considered of Byung-Chul Han's digital swarm —which designates a new form of relationship between individuals originated from virtuality itself— to establish a theory about falling in love in the digital world, virtual relationships and dating apps. Thanks to research in additional works, such Intimacy as a show (Paula Sibilia, 2008) and The algorithm of love (Judith Duportail, 2019), I will analyze mobile applications such as Tinder and Grindr, and their current use as co-founders of that essential part of the human life: to fall in love. In addition, during this research, I will also consider the cultural and cinematographic content of Her (Spike Jonze, 2014) and Black Mirror: Hang the DJ (Timothy Van Patten, 2017). The lack of community, distance and the respect aspect of the digital swarm will be analyzed. Subsequently, the dictatorship of the positive, and the escape from reality to the virtual image, so characteristic of virtual relationships. Thereafter, the role of weakened Eros will be studied, due to virtual hyperconnectivity, and the reallocation or lack of the use of the imaginary. Finally, I will talk about the implication of the use of algorithms for falling in love, and an analysis of Tinder's algorithm, which ends up in many cases promoting certain values such as competitiveness, classism and sexism.
[eng] In this research, the concept will be considered of Byung-Chul Han's digital swarm —which designates a new form of relationship between individuals originated from virtuality itself— to establish a theory about falling in love in the digital world, virtual relationships and dating apps. Thanks to research in additional works, such Intimacy as a show (Paula Sibilia, 2008) and The algorithm of love (Judith Duportail, 2019), I will analyze mobile applications such as Tinder and Grindr, and their current use as co-founders of that essential part of the human life: to fall in love. In addition, during this research, I will also consider the cultural and cinematographic content of Her (Spike Jonze, 2014) and Black Mirror: Hang the DJ (Timothy Van Patten, 2017). The lack of community, distance and the respect aspect of the digital swarm will be analyzed. Subsequently, the dictatorship of the positive, and the escape from reality to the virtual image, so characteristic of virtual relationships. Thereafter, the role of weakened Eros will be studied, due to virtual hyperconnectivity, and the reallocation or lack of the use of the imaginary. Finally, I will talk about the implication of the use of algorithms for falling in love, and an analysis of Tinder's algorithm, which ends up in many cases promoting certain values such as competitiveness, classism and sexism.
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Treballs de l'alumnat del projecte d'innovació docent PERIODEIA. Facultat de Filosofia. Universitat de Barcelona, curs: 2019-2020. Tutora: Núria Sara Miras Boronat
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VERDÉS BERTOLÍN, Natán. Enamorarse en el enjambre digital: relaciones virtuales y aplicaciones de citas. [consulta: 14 de gener de 2026]. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/168857]