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Reconociendo una fracción no visible del iceberg de la violencia simbólica contra las mujeres en la publicidad televisiva difundida en México / Recognizing a non-visible fraction of the iceberg of symbolic violence against women in television advertising broadcast in Mexico

THELMA ELENA PÉREZ ÁLVAREZ

Asparkía · 2020

doi:10.6035/asparkia.2020.36.5 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

El objetivo de este artículo es hacer visible la aparente normalización de expresiones de violencia simbólica contra las mujeres en una trama de interacciones relacionada con la solicitud, la producción, la gestión gubernamental y la experimentación de la publicidad televisiva emitida en México, a través del desarrollo de un análisis crítico de los discursos generados por entrevistas en profundidad con personas en dicha trama. De esta manera, por medio de la utilización de un nuevo marco de interpretación articulado desde el paradigma interseccional y redistributivo y la metáfora del iceberg, es posible reconocer a los sectores participantes como una fracción no visible del iceberg que presenta como fragmento visible unidades publicitarias televisivas con expresiones de violencia simbólica contra las mujeres. The goal of this article is to make visible the apparent normalization of symbolic violence against women in a plot of interactions related to the application, production, government management and the experimentation of television advertising broadcast in Mexico, through the development of a critical analysis of the discourses generated by in-depth interviews with people in this plot. In this way, through the use of an intersectional and redistributive interpretation framework and the metaphor of the iceberg, it is possible to recognize the participating sectors as an unseen fraction of the iceberg presenting as a visible fragment television advertising unit with expressions of symbolic violence against women.

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