La transformación del ser a partir de las prácticas comunicacionales y sus representaciones sociales en el movimiento cosplay
In the present project of investigation an analysis was carried out dealing with the urban cultures that have appeared recently in our society, giving a general focus; and in particular to the cosplay movement in the city of Quito. A video report was made as a final product which demonstrates the...
| Autor Principal: | Iza Gualpa, Franklin Leonardo |
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| Otros Autores: | Santiana Alarcó, Natalia Lizeth |
| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2015
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/9526 |
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In the present project of investigation an analysis was carried out dealing with the
urban cultures that have appeared recently in our society, giving a general focus; and
in particular to the cosplay movement in the city of Quito.
A video report was made as a final product which demonstrates the transformation of
the being, their communications practices, social representation, within new cultural
expressions, like in the present case of the cosplay movement.
In the first instance a field investigation was carried out. The methodology used
consisted of using the technique of participant observation, at the same time as
documenting interviews such as life testimonies of the organizations that were major
exponents of the cosplay movement.
On the grounds that our society is every day more visual, a video report was
manufactured that pretends to instruct, teach, and attract the recipients, in this way
like a graphic description of the transformation that human beings experience to
represent a fictional character, which helps to better the character, provide security
within themselves, lose the embarrassment, and finally utilize art as a means to
express themselves.
The final project had the objective to give an understanding to the spectators of
cosplay that it is a healthy and creative form of expression principally for the youth,
creating comprehensible material focused on the identity and pertinence of the
feelings of the cosplayer, the manner of communication amongst themselves and the
rest of the population, and the way in which they would wish that society perceived
them accepted and included. |
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