No. 17 (2017)

View No. 17 (2017)

Published: 2017-09-04

Presentation

It is not the data, it is the object of study

José Luis Fernández

9-13
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Production

From the Eternauta to the Nestornauta: Genesis and tribulations of Argentine Science Fiction

Pablo Francescutti

15-34
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Hero and digital city

Pablo Molina Ahumada

35-56
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The Uruguayan television news and the prison crisis of 2012An approach from the shocking media case theory

Gastón Amen Rodíguez

57-82
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Pop and folklore go to cinema. Notes on “Ramón Ayala” by Marcos López

Román Eduardo Mayora

83-100
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Dance criticism: Two models in conflict? Modern and postmodern perspectives when judging

Magdalena Casanova

101-122
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Considerations about the Category City.From an Epistemological Perspective

Ruth Miriam Moreno Aguilar

123-143
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Kinesic and proxemic in urban environments: rhythms, entrainments and synchronizations

Rocco Mangieri

145-170
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What is said

Semiotic perspiration: the attraction of indexicality. Interview with Fernando Andacht

Pablo Porto López

172-191
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Dossier

Dossier Presentation: "Mediatizations of music: between the phonographic and the radiophonic"

Jimena Jáuregui

194-198
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The phonograph: halfway between the ethnographic record and the announcement of radio

Daniela González

199-214
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Brígida Frías de López Buchardo From “cantatrice” to “folklorista”: a Radio Broadcast Operation

Romina Dezillio

215-233
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Article 65: the impact of national music share in the radios of Argentina

Agustín Eduardo Yannicelli

235-252
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Review

Las ciudades del futuro: inteligentes, digitales y sostenibles, by Emilio Ontiveros, Diego Vizcaíno & Verónica López Sabater.

Beatriz Sznaider

254-257
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