Publication: La Diversidad Como Desviación: la representación televisiva de la clase obrera. El caso del programa: First Dates
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2019-05-16
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En el presente trabajo de investigación se pretende esclarecer el tipo de mediatización y representatividad que se le otorga a la clase obrera/trabajadora en televisión. En concreto en el programa First Dates, dada su naturaleza de gran alcance transversal en la sociedad actual. Así como las repercusiones que dicho fenómeno acusa en la conformación de un sentido común compartido, la esfera pública y la propia concepción e implicaciones, mismas, del sistema comunicativo de masas como instrumento de mediación social parcializado y benefactor de la clase económica dominante, en detrimento de la clase obrera objeto de estudio.
In the present research work, the aim is to clarify the type of mediatization and representation that is given to the working class in television. Specifically in the First Dates programme, given its far-reaching nature in the current society. As well as the repercussions that this phenomenon accuses in the conformation of a shared common sense, the public sphere and the own conception and implications, same, of the communicative system of masses as an instrument of partial social mediation and benefactor of the dominant economic class, to the detriment of the working class object of study.
In the present research work, the aim is to clarify the type of mediatization and representation that is given to the working class in television. Specifically in the First Dates programme, given its far-reaching nature in the current society. As well as the repercussions that this phenomenon accuses in the conformation of a shared common sense, the public sphere and the own conception and implications, same, of the communicative system of masses as an instrument of partial social mediation and benefactor of the dominant economic class, to the detriment of the working class object of study.