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Tapa de revista y home page: Dos modelos para la apropiación de contenidos

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 2011 Spanish; Castilian
Authors: Ornani, Carla;

Tapa de revista y home page: Dos modelos para la apropiación de contenidos

Abstract

El objetivo del presente trabajo es el de dar cuenta de las diferencias morfológicas y enunciativas de dos dispositivos de comunicación: las tapas de revistas en soporte tradicional de papel, y las versiones traspuestas a la edición digital online. Los observables sobre los que se ha trabajado pertenecen al sector de la prensa semanal destinada a un público femenino, especialmente la revista Para Ti, tomada como referencia para el análisis en producción de las modalidades enunciativas que segmentan y proponen modelos de apropiación diferentes de los contenidos informativos de sus ediciones.

Fil: Orlando, Daniela. Universidad Nacional de las Artes. Área Transdepartamental de Crítica de Artes; Argentina

Fil: Traversa, Oscar. Universidad Nacional de las Artes. Área Transdepartamental de Crítica de Artes; Argentina

Fil: Traversa, Oscar. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales; Argentina

Keywords

Publicaciones online, Revistas, Semiótica, Ciencias de la Comunicación, Enunciación, Informática y Programación

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