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Alcalde, P., (2022). El racismo colorista como discurso publicitario: análisis de las portadas de la revista Cosas en 2020 [Tesis, Universidad Privada del Norte]. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/31910
Alcalde, P., El racismo colorista como discurso publicitario: análisis de las portadas de la revista Cosas en 2020 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Privada del Norte; 2022. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/31910
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title = "El racismo colorista como discurso publicitario: análisis de las portadas de la revista Cosas en 2020",
author = "Alcalde Madalengoitia, Pamela Nicole",
publisher = "Universidad Privada del Norte",
year = "2022"
}
Title: El racismo colorista como discurso publicitario: análisis de las portadas de la revista Cosas en 2020
Authors(s): Alcalde Madalengoitia, Pamela Nicole
Advisor(s): Díaz Arias, Alfieri
Keywords: Racismo; Conflictos étnicos; Discurso publicitario; Revistas; Racismo colorista; Magazine; Advertising discourse; Colorist racismo
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.08.04
Issue Date: 24-Aug-2022
Institution: Universidad Privada del Norte
Abstract: Esta investigación tuvo como objetivo analizar la manera en que el racismo colorista se presenta en el discurso publicitario de las portadas de la revista Cosas Perú, publicadas en el periodo de enero a septiembre del año 2020; al ser uno de los principales medios tradicionales impresos que persisten en reforzar patrones y estereotipos discriminatorios racistas.
Asimismo, se propuso identificar, interpretar y comparar los elementos visuales que componen cada una de las once portadas del estudio, tomando como referencia los aspectos planteados por González Martín (1996) para el análisis del lenguaje publicitario. Además, se pudo comprobar que el contexto social es relevante dentro del proceso de selección de los personajes que protagonizan las carátulas de esta revista.
Los resultados permitieron concluir, en primer lugar, que las portadas representan un espacio visual donde el estereotipo racial es aún evidente y que –por lo general- reproducen un vínculo de correlación entre tono de piel con posición de poder o popularidad. En segundo lugar, estas responden al mismo tiempo a una funcionalidad estética y publicitaria eficaz; con el fin de consolidar el estilo y concepto que la editorial transmite a su público, así como ser determinante en la motivación de su adquisición.
This research aimed to analyze the way in which colorist racism is presented in the advertising discourse of the covers of the magazine Cosas Peru, that were published in the period from January to September of 2020; as it is one of the main traditional printed media that persist in reinforcing discriminatory racist patterns and stereotypes. Furthermore, it was proposed to identify, interpret and compare the visual elements that compose each of the eleven covers of the study, taking as a reference the aspects stated by González Martín (1996) for the advertising language analysis. In addition, to verify how the social context is relevant within the selection process of the characters starred in the covers. The results allowed to conclude, in the first place, that the covers represent a visual space where the racial stereotype is still evident and that -in general- they reproduce a correlation liaison between skin tone and positions of power or popularity. Secondly, they responded to an effective aesthetic and advertising functionality; in order to consolidate the style and concept the publishing house conveys to its public, as well as to be a vital factor to motivate its acquisition.
This research aimed to analyze the way in which colorist racism is presented in the advertising discourse of the covers of the magazine Cosas Peru, that were published in the period from January to September of 2020; as it is one of the main traditional printed media that persist in reinforcing discriminatory racist patterns and stereotypes. Furthermore, it was proposed to identify, interpret and compare the visual elements that compose each of the eleven covers of the study, taking as a reference the aspects stated by González Martín (1996) for the advertising language analysis. In addition, to verify how the social context is relevant within the selection process of the characters starred in the covers. The results allowed to conclude, in the first place, that the covers represent a visual space where the racial stereotype is still evident and that -in general- they reproduce a correlation liaison between skin tone and positions of power or popularity. Secondly, they responded to an effective aesthetic and advertising functionality; in order to consolidate the style and concept the publishing house conveys to its public, as well as to be a vital factor to motivate its acquisition.
Link to repository: https://hdl.handle.net/11537/31910
Discipline: Comunicación y Publicidad
Grade or title grantor: Universidad Privada del Norte. Facultad de Comunicaciones
Grade or title: Licenciado en Comunicación y Publicidad
Juror: Clavijo Correa, Jorge Eder; Baca Cáceres, Diego; Corvera Guarniz, Jaime
Register date: 25-Nov-2022
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