Prefacio: El audiovisual expandido
Abstract
This dossier -Cuaderno in Spanish- takes shape as a crossroads between perspectives and reflections on gender in the audiovisual field, and the ways of approaching this problem from contemporary perspectives. This issue has been coordinated by Universidad de Palermo, in Argentina and Universidad de Chile, with the purpose of uniting new voices, thereby enriching the discipline.
The proposal is to explore the role of women in modernity and how the audiovisual field has taken it into account, keeping in mind the tensions and conflicts within the cultural, social, scientific-technological changes, and the relationships that the subjects create with the fields. Women's agency is manifested through political and social organizations as well as through art and culture, fighting for equal rights between the sexes and against patriarchal violence, and for creating representations that make visible the diverse experiences of deconstructed genres.
It is expected that the articles that make up this Cuaderno will awaken reflection through the analysis of the films, television series and other audiovisual culture, not only within aesthetical discourse, but also through social and political discourses that contribute to the configurations of mentalities in modern society, in this case, focused on gender issues as a non-binary spectrum.
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