Keywords
Theory
Communication and Culture
Social Networks
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Abstract
This interview explores the career path of more than 40 years of Professor Jesús Galindo and the topics that have become the subjects of his research, among which stand the cultural promotion, social engineering and communicology. These subjects appear as an excuse to reinterpret the movement of the so called social life. Throughout this journey, Professor Galindo leads us toward issues tackled from “alternative perspectives”, from which it is possible to formulate questions to think the academic field of communication.
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