2008
DOI: 10.5377/encuentro.v0i80.3633
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Crónica de la prensa salvadoreña: imaginarios que migran

Abstract: EL ARTÍCULO PRESENTA UN ESTUDIO DE LAS NARRATIVAS QUE LA PRENSA escrita ha venido construyendo en El Salvador en torno al fenómeno de la migración. Se argumenta que a través del tema de la migración se construye una poética de nación imaginada, y conjuntamente, se da la construcción de las alteridades que desde el discurso oficial se han mantenido vigentes. El investigador español Miquel Rodrigo Alsina lo dice con una imagen clara. Solemos representarnos el fenómeno de la migración con una serie de fotos fijas… Show more

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“…Media provides a framework through which the public understands how immigration relates to the national imaginary and tends to focus on the various kinds of threats immigrants represent to host nations. By making certain images and imaginaries of migration visible, the media have ‘associated [migration] with certain discourses and images that in their moment have been convenient for certain groups in power’ (Marroquín Parducci, 2008 ).…”
Section: Representing Migrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Media provides a framework through which the public understands how immigration relates to the national imaginary and tends to focus on the various kinds of threats immigrants represent to host nations. By making certain images and imaginaries of migration visible, the media have ‘associated [migration] with certain discourses and images that in their moment have been convenient for certain groups in power’ (Marroquín Parducci, 2008 ).…”
Section: Representing Migrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A “routinization of suffering” gives meaning to the dangers met along the migrant trail (de Leon ; Spener ). In Mexico and Central America, popular songs, film and stories herald the bravery, nobility and martyrdom of migrants (Marroquín Parducci ; Sheridan ). Bands, like the famous Tigres del Norte, sing traditional Mexican corridos about masculine labor, romantic love and loss, adopting the art form to tell the stories of migrants who brave the desert and bandits for a better life.…”
Section: Patriotic Myths Neoliberal Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bands, like the famous Tigres del Norte, sing traditional Mexican corridos about masculine labor, romantic love and loss, adopting the art form to tell the stories of migrants who brave the desert and bandits for a better life. Across the Caribbean basin region, Hip Hop artists have also expressed righteous anger at mistreatment of migrants in their lyrics (Marroquín Parducci ). For migrants, these popular depictions of migrant suffering both express and inform their willingness to risk everything to arrive in the United States.…”
Section: Patriotic Myths Neoliberal Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%