For some time it was believed that the great transformations in the technical-scientific-information system would lead, necessarily, to the renewal of sociabilities. But what to say when neither an incident nor an event is capable of breaking up the stability of the normative ethical models from the hegemonic action systems of our capitalist societies? This article aims to understand such phenomenon, systematically retrieving the psychosphere and technosphere idea. For so, it seeks to analyze the inseparability of technical systems and systems of actions; inseparability established in a techno-scientific rationality capable of building values and normative standards of justification and stabilization in the capitalist societies, even in a geographical environment where it is evident the sociability's dissolution and disintegration, preceded by the deepening of territorial inequalities.
Psychosphere; Technosphere; Techno-scientific rationality; Use of territory