| Sumario: | Mi Papá es Virtual by Gretel Esandi Scholz delves into the evolving landscape of digital relationships and their psychological implications. The book explores the transformative role of cyberspace, bridging vintage and postmodern generations while revealing the impact of rapid societal changes on individual identity. Through a psychoanalytic lens, the author examines how technological advancements alter the way people relate to each other and themselves, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a unique identity amidst a fast-paced, virtual world. The book is aimed at readers interested in understanding the intersection of psychology and technology, offering insights into the influence of digitalization on personal and social interactions.
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