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The outsider’s gaze in documentary: is a decolonial approach to ‘Otherness’ a possibility?

Reijnen, Ambra (2022)

This thesis explores the ethics of filming in a community to which the documentarian does not belong. The study enquires whether, in spite of an outsider’s gaze, a decolonial approach to ‘otherness’ in documentary is a ...
Polarización interna en el MAS-IPSP en Bolivia: Análisis comparativo de las narrativas de los periódicos de La Razón y Página Siete

Jacques, Paolo Huari (2023-09-26)

El siguiente Trabajo explora la polarización interna del partido gobernante en Bolivia, el MASIPSP, desde la mirada de los periódicos de La Razón y Página Siete. En un primer momento, examinamos el contexto político, ...
Los relatos de la violencia sexual: análisis del discurso mediático del caso de Dani Alves en los periódicos El País y El Mundo

Barba Arteaga, Cecilia (2023-09-26)

Los medios de comunicación no solo definen la importancia de los eventos actuales y la cantidad de información proporcionada, también generan representaciones específicas de la sociedad. En base al reciente debate público ...
A critical gaze at the image of woman in cinema: theoretical exploration of feminist film theories

Mohajer-Taleghani, Sanaz (2023-09-26)

This theoretical dissertation examines theories and concepts which explore the construction of the image of Woman in Hollywood cinema. By using an imaginary scene, this paper intends to explore the ethics and implications ...
From pandemic solidarity to industrial action hostility: british media representations of workers during Covid-19 and the 2022-23 strikes

Collinson, Daniel (2023-09-26)

The study investigated and compared the British media's framing of workers during two months of the Covid-19 pandemic and two months of the 2022-23 strikes. A qualitative content analysis was conducted of 160 articles ...