| Sumario: | This book, 'Las redes humanas, lo humano de las redes', by Hilda Catz and various contributors, explores the psychological and social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. It delves into how human networks and interactions have adapted during quarantine, examining the intersection of psychoanalysis and digital communication. The work reflects on the challenges of maintaining human connection amidst isolation, the psychological effects of the pandemic, and the role of technology in providing new forms of interaction and therapy. It targets professionals in psychology, social sciences, and those interested in the societal effects of pandemics, offering insights into managing the complex emotions and mental health issues arising from prolonged confinement.
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