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Are we really the ones who choose what to think, what to feel, what to desire... or are we just breathing in what the media and social networks decide to make us believe? At a time when bonds evaporate into notifications and the depth of relationships shatters in the speed of the feed, The Logic of the Page is a lucid and necessary reflection on how new communication has silently rewritten our social, emotional, and cultural identity. Nicola Maiello takes us on a journey through sociology, psychology, pedagogy, anthropology, and the philosophy of communication to unmask the illusion of freedom in the age of hyperconnectivity. Inspired by thinkers such as Zygmunt Bauman, Luciano Floridi, Manuel Castells, Marshall McLuhan, Walter J. Onge, and many others, the author shows how media and algorithms have colonized our inner space, transforming the way we relate, grow, teach, and think. At the heart of the essay lies an original insight: the Logic of the Page as a metaphor and interpretative theory of the connections that unite and condition our daily existence. Every relationship, from that between parents and children to that between strangers, lies on an invisible 'sheet' made up of digital textures, cultural codes, and media narratives that shape us far more than we imagine. An authentic, deeply original work that offers no easy answers, only real questions. For those who are not content to scroll, but want to understand. For those who feel that human relationships are not just connections, but roots.

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