Vol. 30 No. 58 (2011), Reports
Vol. 30 No. 58 (2011)

Reflections on the presence of political and discursive dimensions when analyzing experiences in alternative communication

Reports
Published 2011-04-15
Pablo Daniel Ramos
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Juan Pablo Hamada
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Keywords

Alternative communication
Discourse analysis
Power (Social Sciences).

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Ramos, P. D., & Hamada, J. P. (2011). Reflections on the presence of political and discursive dimensions when analyzing experiences in alternative communication. Signo Y Pensamiento, 30(58), 152-160. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.syp30-58.rsdp
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Abstract

This paper inquires into certain theoretical lines of argument in order to rethink the analyses of some alternative communication projects under way in different Argentine inland cities. The characteristics of some established radio and digital newspapers, produced by young men and women from urban milieus, problematize the ways in which social, political, and discursive matters are to be approached. Thus, in this paper, we propose a dialogue between the different post-structuralist perspectives in order to ponder on the relationships established between power and resistance based on a ‘rhizomatic’ conception of the social issue. On the other hand, we recover some Latin American reflections on alternative communication in order to connect them to M. Foucault’s proposal concerning the indissoluble link between power and discourse. 

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