Eventos mediáticos y mercados geoculturales: narración y encuadre del accidente minero chileno de 2010 en periódicos de Chile, México y España

Autores/as

  • Christian Morgner University of Leicester
  • Francesca R. Molina University of Leicester

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29105/gmjmx15.29-7

Palabras clave:

eventos mediáticos, encuadre, emoción, transnacional

Resumen

Este estudio examina los eventos mediáticos desde la perspectiva de mercados geo-culturales al analizar los encuadres mediáticos utilizados durante la cobertura de los medios impresos del desastre minero chileno de 2010 en periódicos de Chile, México y España. El estudio evalúa las narrativas, dinámicas y perspectivas en dos encuadres principales –amor y héroes– para profundizar nuestro entendimiento de las estrategias de encuadre en el mercado geo-cultural hispano al abordar cómo los mercados geo-culturales pueden reforzar, localizar o trascender los marcos de referencia o diferir internamente. El objetivo es problematizar la aparente estandarización de mercados geo-culturales y analizar su ocurrencia diferencial en los encuadres, identificando correlaciones y disimilitudes entre las representaciones del accidente minero en las tres naciones. Además, la investigación destaca las variables en cada encuadre y su asociación con las características culturales del Sur Global, haciendo del concepto de encuadre uno más adaptable y flexible. Finalmente, el estudio demuestra que los encuadres de afecto y emoción fueron altamente influyentes para convertir al desastre minero chileno en un evento mediático.

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Biografía del autor/a

Christian Morgner, University of Leicester

Lecturer in Culture and Communication

Francesca R. Molina, University of Leicester

Spanish Teaching Fellow

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2019-02-05

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Morgner, C., & Molina, F. R. (2019). Eventos mediáticos y mercados geoculturales: narración y encuadre del accidente minero chileno de 2010 en periódicos de Chile, México y España. Global Media Journal México, 15(29), 110–136. https://doi.org/10.29105/gmjmx15.29-7