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Zeitschriftenartikel zum Thema "Photographie latino-Américaine"
Compagnon, Olivier. „Un demi-siècle de photographie latino-américaine à la Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain“. Cahiers des Amériques latines, Nr. 74 (31.12.2013): 7–12. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/cal.2961.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleCasimiro, Adrien. „La fabrique de l'image d'Óscar Muñoz“. Revue (In)Disciplines 4. Créativité et émergence ic... (28.11.2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.61953/ind.3284.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleDissertationen zum Thema "Photographie latino-Américaine"
Jamett, Christian. „Análisis de la violencia (política, económica y social) en la fotografía documental en Chile y México entre los años 1980 y 1990 : un acercamiento semiótico“. Electronic Thesis or Diss., Perpignan, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024PERP0035.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe objective of this thesis is to analyze violence in the photographs of photojournalists in Chile and Mexico in the years 1980 - 1990. The research will take fifteen cases that will be analyzed technically and semiologically, based on Luciano Nanni's aesthetic scheme. The methodology used was qualitative with comparative from generalities, as a way of approaching both types of cases, Chilean and Mexican, in the search for the analysis of violence in the photographs recorded in the chronological context mentioned above. The research considers an exhaustive look at violence from the Neolithic, detecting facts of systematic violence, to contemporary facts such as the importance of the image, photography and the ways of interpreting it in antiquity, as pillars for the current reading of the cases and the interpretation considering the historical load of the visible facts for society. The semiology interpretation, incorporates a technical analysis in post of the communication eventually delivered by the images, the research is of no lesser importance, since the scarce investigative heritage in this area, either because its treatment has been carried out separately or because it does not specifically address the phenomenon of violence, from the visuality, Thus, these elements become preponderant for the elaboration of a categorization and significance of the cases presented here, as determinants to understand why violence was recorded and to know the motivations that Chilean and Mexican photojournalists may have had to do so. A priori it can be detected that the personal reflection of the facts: social injustice, socioeconomic polarization, such as the civil-military dictatorship in Chile, were triggers for the creation of images with the personal charge of their authors, thus being able to identify dissimilar and/or dissimilar objectives between both
Schmitter, Gianna. „Estrategias intermediales en literaturas ultracontemporáneas de América Latina. Hacia una TransLiteratura“. Thesis, Paris 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA030016.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe general objective of this thesis is to study inter- and transmedial strategies in emerging Latin American literatures in relation to new technologies. The corpus is composed of books by authors from Argentina, Chile and Peru that have been published in paper format between 2000 and 2015 and that introduce the Internet and/or images photography, video and the own visuality of the text that emulates interfaces. In the first part, a status of the issue reviews the relationship between technology and literature in Latin America and a second one the theories of intermediality in order to develop a model of inter- and transmedial strategies for the corpus. It is postulated that these literatures are TransLiteratures that are written not only with the verbal language, but also with and through the other mediality and its inherent logics. The corpus is classified and analyzed based on: (1) the media combination between text and photography in five publications by M. Bellatin (part II); (2) expanded literature, in other words paper-books that are expanded through videos on YouTube or their own website, therefore artifacts by A. López, T. Rodríguez, and J. Pinos/A. Díaz are considered (part III); (3) the media evocation of the internet in literature through the digital aesthetics of the page (M. Raimon, D. Link, A. López, G. Viñao, I. Elordi, C. Ulloa Donoso, C. Apablaza), the narrative logic of a video game (E. Castromán) and hyperlinks (S. Sebakis, C. Apablaza), and the logic of an uncreative writing that originates in the gesture of copying and pasting and sharing foreign discourses, frequently used on social networks (C. Gradin, A.L. Cauros, L. Lutereau) (part IV)
El objetivo general de esta tesis es estudiar las estrategias inter- y transmediales en literaturas latinoamericanas emergentes en relación con las nuevas tecnologías. El corpus se compone de libros de autores y autoras de Argentina, Chile y Perú que han sido publicados en formato papel entre el 2000 y el 2015 y que introducen internet y/o la imagen fotografía, video y la propia visualidad del texto que emula interfaces. En una primera parte se proponen dos estados de la cuestión: uno, respecto de la relación entre tecnología y literatura en América Latina; el otro, sobre las teorías de la intermedialidad, a fin de elaborar un propio modelo de estrategias inter- y transmediales para el corpus. Se postula que estas literaturas son unas TransLiteraturas que se escriben no solamente con lo verbal, sino con y a través de la otra medialidad y sus lógicas inherentes. Se clasifica y analiza el corpus en torno a: (1) la combinación mediática entre texto y fotografía en cinco publicaciones de M. Bellatin (parte II); (2) la literatura expandida, i.e., libros-en-papel que se expanden mediante videos en YouTube o una página de internet propia, a partir de obras de A. López, T. Rodríguez y J. Pinos/A. Díaz (parte III); (3) la evocación mediática de internet en la literatura mediante la estética digital de la página (M. Raimon, D. Link, A. López, G. Viñao, I. Elordi, C. Ulloa Donoso, C. Apablaza), la lógica narrativa de un videojuego (E. Castromán) y de los hiperenlaces (S. Sebakis, C. Apablaza), y la lógica de un escribir sin escribir que se origina en el gesto del copiar y pegar y el compartir de discursos de una autoría ajena tan habitual de las redes sociales (C. Gradin, A. L. Caruso, L. Lutereau) (parte IV)
Molinié, Roxana. „Experiencia de la desaparición en Lumpérica de Diamela Eltit, Los planetas de Sergio Chejfec y Los rubios de Albertina Carri“. Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/12018.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThis thesis analyzes how Diamela Eltit’s Lumpérica (1983), Sergio Chejfec’s Los planetas (1999), and Albertina Carri’s Los rubios (2003) articulate the experience of the loss of experience resulting from the dictatorships and post-dictatorships in Chile and Argentina. The last military dictatorships in the Southern Cone either impose or prepare the ground for the establishment of a new neoliberal order that deepens and intensifies with later democratic regimes. In this transition, the military governments deploy strategies of State terrorism that aim to eliminate all forms of resistance to the social reconfiguration necessary for the implementation of neoliberal politics, giving rise to an unprecedented kind of experience that is difficult to communicate. Moreover, both the dictatorships and the post-dictatorial democracies adopt strategies of forgetting, through either repression, political consensus or mass media communications. It is in this context that experience disappears. The discussion on experience of the loss of experience is based mainly on the concept of transition from State to Market in Latin America’s Southern Cone developed by thinkers such as Willy Thayer, Idelber Avelar or Brett Levinson, among others, as well as on Sergio Rojas’s considerations on dictatorial experience and on Walter Benjamin’s reflections on the crisis of experience in modern life. The first chapter, dedicated to Lumpérica, analyzes a nocturnal ritual where the protagonist, a woman named L. Iluminada, seduces the male protagonist, an electric billboard called “el luminoso” that projects publicity messages in the middle of a public square in Santiago; she hopes to make him wound and mark her skin, staging a “photographic desire” to keep a trace of the transition that other media push towards forgetting and erasure. The second chapter focuses on the figuration of excess in Los planetas, analyzing how writing, photography and urban space act as supplements to the voice and to the presence of M, a young man who disappeared during the Argentinian dictatorship, thus accounting for the loss of experience. After revisiting the debate incited by Los rubios, much of which centred on the film’s polemic use of toys, the third chapter analyzes how Carri’s film about the memory of her disappeared parents transmits the experience of post-dictatorial generations and confronts the heritage of the past through play.
En esta tesis se analiza la articulación de la experiencia de la pérdida de experiencia a la que dan lugar las dictaduras y las postdictaduras en Chile y Argentina, en Lumpérica (1983) de Diamela Eltit, Los planetas (1999) de Sergio Chejfec, y Los rubios (2003) de Albertina Carri. Las últimas dictaduras militares en el Cono Sur imponen o preparan el terreno para la implantación de un nuevo orden neoliberal que se intensifica durante los regímenes democráticos posteriores. En esta transición, el terrorismo de Estado mediante el cual los gobiernos militares buscan eliminar toda forma de resistencia a la reconfiguración de la sociedad que requiere la implementación de las políticas neoliberales, da lugar a una experiencia inédita, difícil de comunicar. Por otro lado, tanto las dictaduras como las democracias postdictatoriales ponen en marcha mecanismos de olvido del pasado, ya sea mediante la represión, el consenso político o los medios de comunicación de masas. Es en este contexto que la experiencia desaparece. Las premisas teóricas en que se basa el cuestionamiento sobre la experiencia de la pérdida de experiencia son el concepto de transición del Estado al Mercado en el Cono Sur latinoamericano desarrollado por intelectuales como Willy Thayer, Idelber Avelar o Brett Levinson, entre otros, así como las reflexiones sobre la experiencia dictatorial de Sergio Rojas y sobre la crisis de la experiencia en la modernidad de Walter Benjamin. El primer capítulo, dedicado a Lumpérica, interpreta el ritual nocturno en el que la protagonista, una mujer llamada L. Iluminada, seduce al protagonista masculino de la novela, un cartel eléctrico llamado “el luminoso” que proyecta avisos comerciales en el centro de una plaza de Santiago, para que este la hiera y marque su piel, como la puesta en escena de un “deseo fotográfico” de guardar una huella de la transición que otros medios tienden a borrar. El segundo capítulo enfoca la figuración del exceso en Los planetas y analiza cómo la escritura, la fotografía y el espacio urbano, al adquirir en la novela una función de suplementos de la palabra viva y de la presencia de M, secuestrado y desaparecido durante la dictadura argentina, dan cuenta de la experiencia de la pérdida de la experiencia de una plenitud. Después de exponer el rol de los juguetes en la polémica generada por Los rubios, el tercer capítulo analiza cómo el film de Carri sobre la memoria de sus padres montoneros desaparecidos transmite la experiencia de las generaciones postdictatoriales y se enfrenta al legado del pasado mediante el juego.
Otis, Louis. „Chronique, enquête et silence : autopsie de la présentation du conflit interne par la presse de Lima jusqu’au massacre d’Uchuraccay, 1960-1983“. Thèse, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/6172.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleIn 2003, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Peru published a report on the internal war and violence that tore the country apart from 1980 to 2000. The report studied those two decades in order to shed light on the events, investigating the involvement of different sectors of society, so that Peruvians would be able to come to peace with their recent history. In its report, the TRC had a section on the media – including the written press. The report underscored the “important” role the media had played, but also stated that their coverage of the war might not have helped bring peace and may have even at times worsened the situation. This thesis aims to study the coverage of the internal war by the three daily newspapers with the largest circulation, Expreso, El Comercio and La República. It focuses on the period between the start of the war on May 17, 1980 and the massacre of eight journalists in the Andean village of Uchuraccay on January 26, 1983. It also considers the evolution of Peruvian journalism since the 1960s, when a democratic government was elected and a military junta subsequently took power and held it for 12 years. Beyond the ideological differences that characterize the three papers studied, this rocky period accounts for, at least partially, the initial lack of interest shown by the newspapers towards the first guerilla actions of the Shining Path and its popular war.