Politics, towards an anthropology of interconnectivity? Power and control of the knowledge in the digital society.

Abstract Can the consideration about the relationship between power, new languages of digital interconnection and forms of knowledge control be thought through the idea of an anthropology of interconnectivity to understand the aspects and implications of social living and political inter-acting? This question is the lever and background to the reflections that will follow, to investigate what is the new order of logical procedures, ethical frameworks and new forms of control of cognitive processes of understanding reality within the individual and relational plan of existence. In fact, an anthropology of interconnectivity does not include only the relationship between Man, the environment and technologies of himself, and therefore the human ability to rationally modify and transform the natural data, but also implies having to respond to that "ocean of insecurity" determined by the technicalization of the world.