Las revistas literarias de Hispanoamerica. Breve historia y contenido

Dauster, Frank; Carter, Boyd G.

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“…Audios from focus groups were transcribed clean verbatim. The systematization and interpretation of the information was guided using the content analysis technique using Atlas.Ti version 11 [29, 30]. We developed a priori central themes for our research questions before data was collected.…”

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Front-of-pack nutritional labels: Understanding by low- and middle-income Mexican consumers

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Front-of-pack labeling is a cost-effective strategy to decrease population consumption of sodium, sugar, saturated fat, total fat, and trans-fatty acids, considered critical nutrients for chronic disease. Our main objective was to explore the subjective understanding of labels that are currently used internationally among low- and middle-income Mexican consumers. We performed two phases of 10 focus groups with adolescents (13–15 y), young adults (21–23 y), mothers of children 3–12 y, fathers of children 3–12 y and older adults (55–70 y). Seven FOPL were evaluated: Guideline Daily Amounts, Multiple Traffic Light, Chilean Warning labels, Warning labels in Red, 5-Color Nutrition Label, Health Star Rating, and Healthy Choice label. Data was analyzed with a triangulation of researchers using a content analysis, based on three codes: 1) awareness and use of the Guideline Daily Amounts, 2) acceptability, and 3) subjective understanding of labels. Most participants were aware of the Guideline Daily Amounts, however they rarely used it because interpreting the information displayed on the label was too complicated. Health Star Rating, Warning labels, Multiple Traffic Light and the Healthy Choice logo labels were the most understandable, however the acceptability of the The Healthy Choice logo decreased as it did not provide information on specific ingredients. The Warning labels was the only label able to warn about critical nutrients that could represent a health risk. The Warning labels in red was more accepted compared to Warning labels in black. Results show that directive and semi-directive labels, such as Warning labels, Health Star Rating or Multiple Traffic Light, may be better at helping population of low- and middle income make healthier food choices, than non-directive FOPL such as the Guideline Daily Amounts implemented in México. The study results highlight the potential of Warning labels to support decreases in the consumption of critical ingredients in low- and middle-income Mexican consumers.

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Front-of-pack nutritional labels: Understanding by low- and middle-income Mexican consumers

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“…From the careful examination of subject's words, meanings arise as a series of networks that are systematically related and help give meaning to the behavior of individuals (Giménez 2007;Vargas Beal 2011). Consequently, a bottom-up or inductive coding was carried out, striving to take the information directly from the transcripts and, therefore directly from the words of interviewees (Andréu Abela et al 2007;Hernández Carrera 2014). The detailed analysis of the transcripts was made using Atlas.ti 8.…”

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“…Each category is composed of a set of dimensions that define it. The events were coded for comparison, thus several networks and relationships among them were identified (Andréu Abela et al 2007).…”

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Neighborhood Influence: A Qualitative Study in Cáceres, an Aspiring Age-Friendly City

Domínguez-Párraga

2019

Social Sciences

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The aim of this study is to understand the perspective of elderly residents on their neighborhood and how the composition of the neighborhood influences their daily life. The study took place in the city of Cáceres (Spain) that aspires to become an age-friendly city. This study focused on the intangible elements of the neighborhood related to feelings of safety, well-being, loneliness, belonging to the community and development of trusting relationships. The research was based on the sociology of aging, specifically referencing the theory of the activity of aging, and also urban sociology, which assumes the environment as a conditioning agent of daily life. Using a qualitative approach, 32 in-depth interviews were conducted with individuals over 65. The interviews were analyzed according to grounded theory. The results show how social aspects are key factors for the elderly in their perception of the neighborhood. Therefore, psychological, social and emotional dimensions of the neighborhood influence elderly residents and could have a positive or negative effect on successful aging. These findings also suggest that a crucial aspect of the positive perceptions of the environment lies in the quality of social interactions that take place inside the neighborhood.

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“…Una vez construido el corpus de narrativas, las técnicas que se utilizaron para el análisis giraron en torno a la recuperación cronológica de los hechos desde octubre 2018, fecha en que iniciaron las caravanas de centroamericanos hasta las manifestaciones africana, para ello fue necesario establecer la relación entre eventos narrados, para hacer una segunda narrativa, esto fue posible encontrar la constante que marca el hilo cronológico: la evolución del flujo. Para la organización de los documentos se utilizó la metodología de análisis de contenido (Abela, 1960) en los que se ordenaron bajo dos criterios: 1) de manera cronológica; por mes, y 2) la utilidad de la nota para a) eslabonar la crónica, b) integrar datos que comprendan los antecedentes y hechos contextuales y, c) describir los hechos para completar la mirada holística de la narrativa.…”

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Flujos migratorios en el sur de Chiapas: una narrativa local del impacto de las caravanas migrantes y los grupos africanos

Pech

2019

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Flujos migratorios en el sur de Chiapas: una narrativa local del impacto de las caravanas migrantes y los grupos africanos 1 Migratory flows in southern Chiapas: a local narrative of the impact of migrant caravans and African groupsCándido, Chan-Pech 2 Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas, México https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0030-0313 __________________________________________________________________________ RESUMENEl presente artículo es una revisión documental cuyo objetivo es presentar una narrativa que plantea el impacto de la migración que se está dando en la ciudad de Tapachula, Chiapas. Se aplicó el método cualitativo y en particular el etnográfico utilizando como técnica de investigación la revisión documental, considerando como insumo las narrativas locales encontradas en las noticias, reportajes y artículos que los periódicos locales generan. Se parte de la narrativa cronológica de la migración centroamericana a través de las caravanas, y los grupos de África-caribeños los cuales están impactando en dimensiones como la cotidianeidad de la vida local y la mutación de las formas y maneras de migrar, todo ello en el periodo de octubre 2018-septiembre 2019. Se encontró que desde el año pasado el flujo de migrantes ha aumentado exponencialmente provocando una serie de interrelaciones culturales que están reconfigurando la cotidianidad; emergiendo así nuevas realidades y culturas como las muestras de xenofobia y discriminación que se están dando dentro de una política strictu sensu implementada desde el mismo gobierno. Se concluye con el planteamiento del nacimiento de una comunidad africana atrapada, avizorando nuevas crisis latentes en la cotidianidad.Palabras claves: caravanas migrantes, migración africana, migración centroamericana y narrativas locales. ABSTRACTThis article is a documentary review whose objective is to present a narrative that raises the impact of the migration that is taking place in the city of Tapachula, Chiapas. The qualitative method and in particular the ethnographic method were applied using the documentary review as a research technique, considering as input the local narratives found in the news, reports and articles that the local newspapers generate. It is based on the chronological narrative of Central American migration through the caravans, and the African-Caribbean groups which are impacting on dimensions such as the daily life of local life and the mutation of the forms and ways of migrating, all in the period from October 2018-September 2019. It was found that since last year the flow of migrants has increased exponentially causing a series of cultural interrelations that are reconfiguring everyday life; emerging new realities and cultures as the examples of xenophobia and discrimination that are taking place within a strictu sensu policy implemented from the same government. It concludes with the approach to the birth of a trapped African community, seeing new latent crises in everyday life.

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Las revistas literarias de Hispanoamerica. Breve historia y contenido

Cited by 9 publications

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Front-of-pack nutritional labels: Understanding by low- and middle-income Mexican consumers

Front-of-pack nutritional labels: Understanding by low- and middle-income Mexican consumers

Neighborhood Influence: A Qualitative Study in Cáceres, an Aspiring Age-Friendly City

Flujos migratorios en el sur de Chiapas: una narrativa local del impacto de las caravanas migrantes y los grupos africanos

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