Intercultural journalism and the language that comes from silence

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Published: Jun 30, 2014
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17163/uni.n20.2014.05
Keywords:
Silence, intercultural journalism, language, development, radio, communication, alternative.

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Patricio Rosas Flórez

Abstract

An initial tour on how the language allows the reconstruction of social imaginary. From the years of thinking as a process of transformation from everyday problems; understanding the clarity of the moment of raising the speech, with strong rhetoric handling criteria supported in visual semiotics. From and always with processes that silence offers; necessary for it from a proposal to build communicate. On the way to think communication for people to regain their senses and alternative contexts that are urgent we allow resemantizing the role of an intercultural journalism to make it possible for their broad and diverse mediations propose rethinking processes which build and arise spaces for dialogue and agreements. It is a specific look like and from silence, there is greater more memory and representativeness of the facts landing thanks to language and from there do not confer a different look and identity how people are built through effective communication, the product of responsible journalism.

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No. 20 (2014): (january-june 2014)
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Research
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Author Biography

Patricio Rosas Flórez

Docente de la UPS Quito. Director de Humanidades.

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