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Journalistic Treatment of the Student Movement of 1918 - What the University Reform in Cordoba, Argentina produced

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This book is the result of an investigation into the journalistic treatment of the student movement, known as the University Reform of 1918, through the journalistic content available in La Gaceta Universitaria de Córdoba and the newspaper La Opinión de San Luis. This analysis was based on Violette Morin's journalistic treatment of information (TPI) and Klauss Krappendorf's units of analysis, as a methodological proposal. The time frame for this research was May, June and July 1918; considering this quarter as the relevant one to analyse due to the chronology of events that occurred after the student movement, journalistic material was collected, classified and interpreted from 22 editions of La Gaceta Universitaria and 72 issues of La Opinión de San Luís. From the aforementioned, 4389 units of information were detected between the two publications. The news and editorials were classified according to categories considered relevant for the journalistic treatment of the Student Movement.

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Dayana Alfaro, laureata in giornalismo. La sua area di studio comprende l'analisi del trattamento giornalistico, le nuove tecnologie informatiche e la revisione delle pratiche didattiche.

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Authors Dayana Alfaro
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 25.12.2023
 
EAN 9786206980988
ISBN 9786206980988
No. of pages 84
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Media, communication > Journalism

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