Álbum Fotográfico Sobre La Violencia De Género En Las Principales Ciudades Del Ecuador
The communicative product entitled "Álbum fotográfico sobre la violencia de género en las principales ciudades del Ecuador", it is intended to show the socio - cultural practices that have naturalized gender violence against women, so have been used a different and dynamic use of the image...
| Autor Principal: | Andrade Lema, Jonathan Fabricio |
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| Otros Autores: | Jaramillo Galarza, Ingrid Kruztcaya |
| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2017
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/13635 |
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The communicative product entitled "Álbum fotográfico sobre la violencia de género en las principales ciudades del Ecuador", it is intended to show the socio - cultural practices that have naturalized gender violence against women, so have been used a different and dynamic use of the image.
This product elaborated under an extensive bibliographical research of several authors who develop concepts in the field of gender violence, communication, image, photography and the visual, outlines the best way to understand the concept of visual-narrative as the most important point in this present titling work.
Consequently, narrative and image converge in a single direction, language and communicational intentionality through the social use of photography, as contemporary society´s means of communication.
Finally the communicational product speaks through the use of the image on the daily spaces, where violence is increasingly common and therefore naturalized, where men and women establish relationships, gender violence play an important role in our society now a days. In addition, gender violence is a factor that cannot be eradicated in order to have crossed the worldwide borders.
Despite the fact of several awareness campaigns, statistics don’t show progress in decrease the women violence victims’ percentage. |
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