Publication: La comunicación del cambio climático: análisis del discurso de los telediarios españoles sobre las cumbres de Cancún y Durban
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2016-06-06
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Como parte de los requisitos para optar al grado de Doctor en Comunicación, Cambio Social y Desarrollo, se ha realizado una tesis doctoral cuyo título es “La comunicación del Cambio Climático: Análisis del Discurso de los Telediarios Españoles sobre las Cumbres de Cancún y Durban”. Este estudio se ha desarrollado en cinco partes consistentes en cinco capítulos y cinco anexos La Primera Parte se refiere al Marco Teórico, que en el Capítulo 1 comprende cuatro puntos principales: 1.Comunicación mediática como Objeto de Estudio, que trata el Discurso Periodístico, las Agencias de Noticias, las Noticias y sus Discursos, y algunas características del Soporte Audiovisual 2. Este punto presenta el Cambio Climático como Objeto de Estudio a través de temas como El Clima, el Tiempo Atmosférico, la definición de los fenómenos del Cambio Climático, del Efecto Invernadero y el Calentamiento Global. Se despliegan las Bases Física del Cambio Climático según los informes del IPCC especificando aspectos importantes como el Forzamiento Radiativo, los Gases de Efecto Invernadero (GEI) y su capacidad de Calentamiento Global y se profundiza sobre la Escala de Tiempo en el Cambio Climático. Finalmente se presentan algunas proyecciones de lo que puede ocurrir en el futuro en la atmósfera, los océanos, la criosfera, el nivel del mar y ciclos biogeoquímicos relacionados 3. Aquí se presenta el Cambio Climático como Problema, desde el punto de vista de lo físico-ambiental y sus efectos en la superficie de la Tierra. Se continúa con los problemas que el Cambio Climático presenta para la Salud, para la Sociedad, para el Desarrollo, para la Seguridad y la Economía...
As part of the requirements to obtaining the degree of Doctor in Communication, Social Change and Development, it has been done a Ph.D. thesis titled “Communicating Climate Change: Discourse Analysis of the Spanish Television News on the Summit of Cancun and Durban”. This study was developed in five parts comprising twelve chapters and five Annexes, containing the description of the work performed. The first part refers to the Theoretical Framework, which in Chapter 1 comprises four main points: 1. Media Communication as Object of Study, dealing the Journalistic Discourse, the News Agencies, the News and its Discourses, and some features of Audiovisual Support 2. This section presents Climate Change as Object of Study through topics such as Climate, the Weather, the definition of the phenomenon of Climate Change, the Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming. The Physical Basis of Climate Change unfold according to the IPCC reports, specifying important aspects as Radiative forcing, the Greenhouse Gases (GHG) and its ability to Global Warming and deepens on the Time Scale on Climate Change. Finally some projections of what may happen in the future in the atmosphere, oceans, cryosphere, sea level and related biogeochemical cycles 3. Here Climate Change is presented as a Problem, from the point of view of the physical environment and its effects on the surface of the Earth. It continues with the problems that climate change presents for Health, Society, Development, Security and the Economy 4. Section 4 of this first part explores the International Response to the challenge of Climate Change through a chronology of United Nations summits on Climate Change, the establishment of the Kyoto Protocol and the IPCC reports..
As part of the requirements to obtaining the degree of Doctor in Communication, Social Change and Development, it has been done a Ph.D. thesis titled “Communicating Climate Change: Discourse Analysis of the Spanish Television News on the Summit of Cancun and Durban”. This study was developed in five parts comprising twelve chapters and five Annexes, containing the description of the work performed. The first part refers to the Theoretical Framework, which in Chapter 1 comprises four main points: 1. Media Communication as Object of Study, dealing the Journalistic Discourse, the News Agencies, the News and its Discourses, and some features of Audiovisual Support 2. This section presents Climate Change as Object of Study through topics such as Climate, the Weather, the definition of the phenomenon of Climate Change, the Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming. The Physical Basis of Climate Change unfold according to the IPCC reports, specifying important aspects as Radiative forcing, the Greenhouse Gases (GHG) and its ability to Global Warming and deepens on the Time Scale on Climate Change. Finally some projections of what may happen in the future in the atmosphere, oceans, cryosphere, sea level and related biogeochemical cycles 3. Here Climate Change is presented as a Problem, from the point of view of the physical environment and its effects on the surface of the Earth. It continues with the problems that climate change presents for Health, Society, Development, Security and the Economy 4. Section 4 of this first part explores the International Response to the challenge of Climate Change through a chronology of United Nations summits on Climate Change, the establishment of the Kyoto Protocol and the IPCC reports..
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, Departamento de Sociología IV (Métodos de la Investigación y Teoría de la Comunicación), leída el 12-01-2016