We are living through one of the most fundamental technological and social changes in history. The revolution in information technologies that took shape in the early 1970s, and diffused throughout the economy, society, and culture in the last quarter of the twentieth century, has profoundly transformed the way we live, work, produce, consume, communicate, travel, think, enjoy, make war and peace, give birth, and die. People need communication to exchanging the soul goods. Communication, as expressing the spiritual nature of person, is oriented to its development. In any philosophy of communication, there is an anthropology of person.
Language is the archetype and the basis of social communication means.
Computers and networks are materially dealing with something immaterial. Here is the reason of their power. As a matter of fact, information is related to Aristotelian form. These trends are rooted in powerful processes of economic globalization and capitalist restructuring that use to their advantage the potential of new information technologies, conditioning the social trajectory of technological change . Thus, the emerging, informational city is by and large a dual city.