Publication: La revista "Mundial Magazine" de Rubén Darío : una interpretación desde la antropología del imaginario
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2022-08-23
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Mundial Magazine (1911-1914) fue una revista dirigida por Rubén Darío desde París en la que publican muchos de los grandes escritores del modernismo hispánico al final de dicho periodo. Aunque tuvo una orientación cultural, su contenido fue muy variado y destacó por incorporar cuidadas ilustraciones y numerosas fotografías con las que reproduce imágenes destinadas a un público burgués. En conjunto, se trata de un ejemplo de éxito comercial en el que a lo largo de sus tres años se dieron la mano el arte literario y plástico modernistas con los contenidos comerciales propios de este tipo de publicación. Al valor artístico intrínseco de la revista se debe añadir su carácter eminentemente visual. Mundial es fruto de un continuo proceso tecnológico que ha posibilitado la propagación de la imagen icónica hasta el tiempo presente. Así pues, desde la perspectiva actual aparece como un antecedente de la cultura de la imagen en la que nuestra sociedad se ve inmersa, ofreciendo un conjunto de representaciones a principios del siglo XX, poco antes de la explosión de los mass media. El objetivo del presente trabajo es el de estudiar las representaciones que ofrece la publicación, todo el museo de imágenes que proyecta la revista a través de la palabra y la imagen visual en una época conflictiva, en el que el arte modernista debe convivir y responder al dominio científico y racional que impregna la sociedad...
Mundial Magazine (1911-1914) was a magazine directed from Paris by Rubén Darío, which published many of the great writers of Hispanic modernism at the end of said period. Although it was culturally oriented, its content was very varied and it was notable for incorporating careful illustrations and numerous photographs that reproduced images aimed at a bourgeois public. Overall, it is an example of commercial success in which, over the course of its three years, modernist literary and plastic art went hand in hand with the commercial content typical of this type of publication.Its eminently visual character concurs with the intrinsic artistic value of the magazine. Mundial is the result of a continuous technological process that has enabled the propagation of the iconic image up to the present day. Thus, from today's perspective, it appears as the precedent of the image culture in which our society is currently immersed, offering a set of representations at the beginning of the 20th century, shortly before the explosion of mass media. The aim of the present work is to study the representations offered by the publication, the whole museum of images projected by the magazine through the word and the visual image in a conflictive period, in which modernist art had to coexist with and respond to the scientific and rational command that pervaded society...
Mundial Magazine (1911-1914) was a magazine directed from Paris by Rubén Darío, which published many of the great writers of Hispanic modernism at the end of said period. Although it was culturally oriented, its content was very varied and it was notable for incorporating careful illustrations and numerous photographs that reproduced images aimed at a bourgeois public. Overall, it is an example of commercial success in which, over the course of its three years, modernist literary and plastic art went hand in hand with the commercial content typical of this type of publication.Its eminently visual character concurs with the intrinsic artistic value of the magazine. Mundial is the result of a continuous technological process that has enabled the propagation of the iconic image up to the present day. Thus, from today's perspective, it appears as the precedent of the image culture in which our society is currently immersed, offering a set of representations at the beginning of the 20th century, shortly before the explosion of mass media. The aim of the present work is to study the representations offered by the publication, the whole museum of images projected by the magazine through the word and the visual image in a conflictive period, in which modernist art had to coexist with and respond to the scientific and rational command that pervaded society...
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