Los placeres del exceso: esteticas de lo excitable y logica fuzzy en los medios argentinos de comunicacion

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Hortiguera, Hugo
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2008
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From a social-semiotic perspective, this article intends to reflect on the special relationships that the Argentine media have established between the domains of fiction and reality, in order to describe the country's social context in the last twelve years. With examples of journalistic articles from the national morning papers Clar� La Naci㮠and P᧩na/12, and with references to information and entertainment programs on Argentine TV, both re-elaborations of social representations and their possible influence on society are analyzed. Taking into account certain "irrational emotionalism" practices (Lipovetsky 2000, Fernᮤez ...
View more >From a social-semiotic perspective, this article intends to reflect on the special relationships that the Argentine media have established between the domains of fiction and reality, in order to describe the country's social context in the last twelve years. With examples of journalistic articles from the national morning papers Clar� La Naci㮠and P᧩na/12, and with references to information and entertainment programs on Argentine TV, both re-elaborations of social representations and their possible influence on society are analyzed. Taking into account certain "irrational emotionalism" practices (Lipovetsky 2000, Fernᮤez Pedemonte 2001, Monsivᩳ in Tcherkaski 2007), the work aims at two basic issues: could it be said that some media have contributed to the degradation of the democratic public space? If so, what practices or discursive mechanisms were used in order to create a re-organization of social relationships and of their vision of the world? (Waisbord 1997)
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View more >From a social-semiotic perspective, this article intends to reflect on the special relationships that the Argentine media have established between the domains of fiction and reality, in order to describe the country's social context in the last twelve years. With examples of journalistic articles from the national morning papers Clar� La Naci㮠and P᧩na/12, and with references to information and entertainment programs on Argentine TV, both re-elaborations of social representations and their possible influence on society are analyzed. Taking into account certain "irrational emotionalism" practices (Lipovetsky 2000, Fernᮤez Pedemonte 2001, Monsivᩳ in Tcherkaski 2007), the work aims at two basic issues: could it be said that some media have contributed to the degradation of the democratic public space? If so, what practices or discursive mechanisms were used in order to create a re-organization of social relationships and of their vision of the world? (Waisbord 1997)
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Journal Title
Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research
Volume
14
Issue
2
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© 2008 Association of Iberian and Latin American Studies of Australasia (AILASA). Published by Routledge and the Royal Institute of British Architects. This is an electronic version of an article published in Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research (JILAR), Volume 4:2 (December 1998), pp. 53-73]. The Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research (JILAR) is available online at: http://www.informaworld.com with the open URL of your article.
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Language, Communication and Culture not elsewhere classified
Language Studies
Literary Studies
Historical Studies