Representaciones e imaginarios de la alteridad en la prensa durante los levantamientos indígenas de los 90.
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| Title: | Representaciones e imaginarios de la alteridad en la prensa durante los levantamientos indígenas de los 90. (Spanish). |
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| Alternate Title: | Representations and Imaginarles of Otherness in the Press during the Indigenous Uprisings of the 1990s. (English) Representações e Imaginários da Alteridade na Imprensa durante os Levantes Indígenas dos Anos 1990. (Portuguese) |
| Authors: | CORONADO-OTAVALO, Ximena, DÍAZ GUTIÉRREZ, Daniel Alejandro |
| Source: | Chasqui (13901079). ago-nov2026, Issue 162, p307-328. 22p. |
| Subjects: | Critical discourse analysis, Indigenous peoples of South America, Crime, Frames (Social sciences), Other (Philosophy), Power (Social sciences), Social movements, Collective representation |
| Abstract (English): | This study critically analyses the narratives of El Comercio and El Telégrafo regarding the Ecuadorian indigenous movement during the uprisings of 1990, 1997, and 2000. Through critical discourse analysis and an intersectional perspective, it examines how the media constructs the "other" using strategies of criminalization, exoticization, and invisibilization, thereby reinforcing symbolic hierarchies. The results show that, although both newspapers reproduce logics of subordination, there are moments when social demands and deontological aspects derived from social evolution emerge, revealing cracks in the hegemonic narrative. It is concluded that newspapers are not neutral actors but rather producers of symbolic power that shape social imaginaries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | Este estudio analiza críticamente las narrativas de El Comercio y El Telégrafo en torno al movimiento indígena ecuatoriano durante los levantamientos de 1990, 1997 y 2000. A partir del análisis crítico del discurso y mediante una perspectiva interseccional, se examina cómo los medios construyen al "otro" mediante estrategias de criminalización, exotización e invisibilización, reforzando jerarquías simbólicas. Los resultados muestran que, aunque ambos diarios reproducen lógicas de subordinación, existen momentos en los que emergen demandas sociales y aspectos deontológicos derivados de la evolución social que evidencian fisuras en el relato hegemónico. Se concluye que los periódicos no son actores neutrales, sino productores de poder simbólico que modelan imaginarios sociales. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Portuguese): | Este artigo analisa criticamente as narrativas de El Comercio e El Telégrafo sobre o movimento indígena equatoriano durante as insurreições de 1990, 1997 e 2000. A partir da análise crítica do discurso e através de uma perspectiva interseccional, examina-se como os meios de comunicação constroem o 'outro' por meio de estratégias de criminalização, exotização e invisibilização, reforçando hierarquias simbólicas. Os resultados mostram que, embora ambos os jornais reproduzam lógicas de subordinação, existem momentos em que emergem demandas sociais e aspetos deontológicos derivados da evolução social, que evidenciam fissuras na narrativa hegemónica. Conclui-se que os jornais não são atores neutros, mas produtores de poder simbólico que moldam imaginários sociais. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Database: | Referencia Latina |
| Abstract: | This study critically analyses the narratives of El Comercio and El Telégrafo regarding the Ecuadorian indigenous movement during the uprisings of 1990, 1997, and 2000. Through critical discourse analysis and an intersectional perspective, it examines how the media constructs the "other" using strategies of criminalization, exoticization, and invisibilization, thereby reinforcing symbolic hierarchies. The results show that, although both newspapers reproduce logics of subordination, there are moments when social demands and deontological aspects derived from social evolution emerge, revealing cracks in the hegemonic narrative. It is concluded that newspapers are not neutral actors but rather producers of symbolic power that shape social imaginaries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| ISSN: | 13901079 |
