No. 040 (2023): Emerging Communicative Citizenship

View No. 040 (2023): Emerging Communicative Citizenship

DOI: https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2023.n40

Published: 2023-11-30

Full Issue

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Presentation

More methodological and ethic rigour, more trust in scientific publication

Contratexto Equipo Editorial

9-11
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Conceptual Trailer

Intermediality

Carlos A. Scolari

13-20
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Dossier

Are young people safe on social media? Design of an instrument to measure media literacy competence in the view of social media risks

Tania Barrezueta-Cabrera, Paula Renés-Arellano, Angel Hernando-Gómez

29-54
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Venezuelans in Peru: a restrained citizenship?

Andrés Cañizález, Ingrid Jiménez

55-73
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Radio in prison. A media literacy strategy for the benefit of prison treatment in Spain

Paloma Contreras-Pulido, Jérôme Thomas

75-91
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Territorial and decolonial alternative: the community radio stations in Michoacán, Mexico

Raul Anthony Olmedo Neri

93-115
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The SDGs in sustainability reports among companies in Ecuador, Colombia, and Chile

Lorena Retamal Ferrada, Melita Vega, Jaime Alberto Orozco-Toro, Caroline Ávila

117-147
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People with disabilities’ representation in Peru in the news of journalistic digital media in the context of COVID-19

Gian Medina Palpa, Juan Escalante, Valquiria Ramos Obregón, Michael Germán Saravia Yupanqui, Dante Abad Chávez Reto

149-170
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Equity or gap? Women in open-access Latin American communications journals indexed in Scopus

Bexi Perdomo

171-187
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An approach to phenotypocracy in Mexican television advertising

Thelma Elena Pérez Álvarez

189-216
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Dossier Presentation

Media literacy, fight against discrimination and gender equity are the contemporary pillars of the emerging communicative citizenship in Iberoamerica

Abel Suing , Isidro Marín-Gutiérrez

21-27
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Trends

Simulated Freedom in the Metaverse Narrative: Animation and Virtuality on the Roblox Platform

Alvaro Iparraguirre-Bernaola

217-235
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“I saw it on Instagram”. Media consumption and media literacy on High-schoolers from working- and middle-class background in Chile

Daniela Lazcano-Peña, Guillermo Bustamante Pavez, Claudia Lagos Lira, Cristián Cabalín Quijada

237-256
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The art in digital testimonial narratives: a persuasive tool in communication for health

Catalina González-Cabrera, Mayra González Apolo, Eduardo Bravo Piña

257-277
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Experience and theory in advertising decisions among marketing managers

Alonso Garay-Acuña, Diego Solano-González, Lizardo Vargas-Bianchi

279-295
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The fatalistic discourse on immigration in “secure borders”. A methodological proposal for the analysis of propagandistic messages

Sara Rebollo-Bueno

297-317
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