Publication: Comunicación política y descolonización: el estatus político de Puerto Rico a través de la prensa entre 2007-2010
Loading...
Files
Official URL
Full text at PDC
Publication Date
2016-06-14
Authors
Advisors (or tutors)
Editors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Citations
Exportar
Abstract
Esta tesis doctoral titulada: Comunicación política y descolonización: el estatus político de Puerto Rico a través de la prensa entre 2007-2010, se estructura en cinco partes. La primera parte está dedicada al contexto histórico, político, y judicial en la relación entre Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos de América, y está dividido en tres apartados, uno: del tratado de Paria de 1898 a la Ley Publica 600 de 1950 (P.L. 81-600) y la Lay de Relaciones Federales con Puerto Rico. El segundo apartado está dedicado al Estado Libre Asociado (ELA) y la constitución de Puerto Rico, la claúsula territorial de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos de América y los casos insulares de la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos. Y el tercer apartado señala hacia dónde va Puerto Rico y el debate sobre su futuro político. La segunda parte de esta tesis se trata de Puerto Rico en la prensa estadounidense. Específicamente Puerto Rico en el diario The New York Times y en el diario The Washington Post donde estudiaremos como cada periódico, a través de su encuadre sociopolítico y cultural presenta el estatus político entre Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos a través de imágenes, el análisis de tablas y gráficos, y el análisis de artículos relacionados. Y como estos periódicos presentan a Puerto Rico ante la nación norteamericana e incluso a escala internacional. La tercera parte, esta dedicada al estatus político entre Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos a través de la prensa nacional reflejado en el diario El Nuevo Día, el periódico semanal Claridad y el diario El Vocero. Y como estos, a través de su encuadre sociopolítico y cultural reflejan la realidad basada en los valores de los partidos políticos a que representan, De igual forma que en la parte anterior haremos un análisis del encuadre de cada periódico a través de sus imágenes en este caso incluyendo portadas, al igual que analizaremos tablas y gráficos y artículos. Para ver como los mismos moldean la realidad política dentro de su encuadre periodístico y político particular. Parte cuatro de esta tesis está dedicada a la visión institucional de las dos orillas; a través de entrevistas tanto en Puerto Rico como desde la diáspora. La quinta parte esta reservada para las conclusiones entre el caso de Puerto Rico ante los Estados Unidos de América.
This doctoral dissertation entitled: Political Communication and decolonization: the political status of Puerto Rico through the press between 2007and 2010 is composed of five parts. The first part is dedicated to the historical, political, and judicial relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States of America. This first part is divided into three sections, one: the Treaty of Paria in 1898 to Public Law 600 of 1950 (PL 81-600) and the Federal Relations Lay of Puerto Rico. The second section is dedicated to the Commonwealth (ELA) and the constitution of Puerto Rico, the territorial clause of the Constitution of the United States of America and the Insular Cases of Supreme Court of the United States. The third section refers to where Puerto Rico is going from here and the debate about its political future. The second part of this dissertation is Puerto Rico in the American press. Puerto Rico specifically in the daily newspaper The New York Times and the daily newspaper The Washington Post in which we will study how each newspaper, through its socio-political and cultural frame presents the political status between Puerto Rico and the United States through images, the analysis of charts and graphs, and analysis of articles related to the topic. As well as how these newspapers present Puerto Rico to the American nation and even on an international scale. The third part is dedicated to the political status between Puerto Rico and the United States through the national press reflected in the daily newspaper El Nuevo Dia, the weekly newspaper Claridad and the daily newspaper El Vocero. And how each newspaper, through its socio-political and cultural frame, reflects the reality based on the values of the political parties the newspapers represent. Just as in the previous part we will analyze the frame of each newspaper through images and in this casa also including cover pages, in addition to analysis of tables and graphs as well as articles, to see how these shape the political reality within their journalistic and particular political frame. Part four of this dissertation is dedicated to the institutional vision on both sides; through interviews both in Puerto Rico and from the mainland. The fifth part is reserved for the conclusions between the political relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States of America.
This doctoral dissertation entitled: Political Communication and decolonization: the political status of Puerto Rico through the press between 2007and 2010 is composed of five parts. The first part is dedicated to the historical, political, and judicial relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States of America. This first part is divided into three sections, one: the Treaty of Paria in 1898 to Public Law 600 of 1950 (PL 81-600) and the Federal Relations Lay of Puerto Rico. The second section is dedicated to the Commonwealth (ELA) and the constitution of Puerto Rico, the territorial clause of the Constitution of the United States of America and the Insular Cases of Supreme Court of the United States. The third section refers to where Puerto Rico is going from here and the debate about its political future. The second part of this dissertation is Puerto Rico in the American press. Puerto Rico specifically in the daily newspaper The New York Times and the daily newspaper The Washington Post in which we will study how each newspaper, through its socio-political and cultural frame presents the political status between Puerto Rico and the United States through images, the analysis of charts and graphs, and analysis of articles related to the topic. As well as how these newspapers present Puerto Rico to the American nation and even on an international scale. The third part is dedicated to the political status between Puerto Rico and the United States through the national press reflected in the daily newspaper El Nuevo Dia, the weekly newspaper Claridad and the daily newspaper El Vocero. And how each newspaper, through its socio-political and cultural frame, reflects the reality based on the values of the political parties the newspapers represent. Just as in the previous part we will analyze the frame of each newspaper through images and in this casa also including cover pages, in addition to analysis of tables and graphs as well as articles, to see how these shape the political reality within their journalistic and particular political frame. Part four of this dissertation is dedicated to the institutional vision on both sides; through interviews both in Puerto Rico and from the mainland. The fifth part is reserved for the conclusions between the political relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States of America.
Description
Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, Departamento de Historia de la Comunicación Social, leída el 20-01-2016