2017
DOI: 10.3916/c50-2017-10
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The emotional impact of traditional and new media in social events

Abstract: En el pasado, al referirse a tragedias, los medios de comunicación representaban el único vector que reflejaba el acontecimiento en toda su complejidad. Hoy en día, los medios sociales constituyen un componente esencial del proceso mediático, y son los medios clásicos de prensa los que están conectados al flujo de las redes sociales, de las que, no solo recopilan información, sino también el pulso emocional de la sociedad. El 30 de octubre de 2015, en un club de Bucarest, se produjo un incendio que ocasionó 64… Show more

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“…Scholars such as Salcudean and Muresan discussed that the axonometric diagram, after a long period of development, has itself been optimized as an excellent scaffold for ordering complexity. With the umbrella of parallel perspective, axonometry was not so much a demonstration of objects in space as a description of the space in which they were located, a pure technical means to express three-dimensional images in a two-dimensional plane, and a means to observe and think about the world [ 9 ]. Through research, Tomyuk and Avdeeva found that since the axonometric drawing was formally used in architectural prevention and architectural design in the 16th century, its development and changes became clear and traceable, and finally, developed the characteristics of the architectural paradigm generally adopted in the 20th century: It could clearly, efficiently and accurately realize the imagination desire of two-dimensional plane to three-dimensional space [ 10 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars such as Salcudean and Muresan discussed that the axonometric diagram, after a long period of development, has itself been optimized as an excellent scaffold for ordering complexity. With the umbrella of parallel perspective, axonometry was not so much a demonstration of objects in space as a description of the space in which they were located, a pure technical means to express three-dimensional images in a two-dimensional plane, and a means to observe and think about the world [ 9 ]. Through research, Tomyuk and Avdeeva found that since the axonometric drawing was formally used in architectural prevention and architectural design in the 16th century, its development and changes became clear and traceable, and finally, developed the characteristics of the architectural paradigm generally adopted in the 20th century: It could clearly, efficiently and accurately realize the imagination desire of two-dimensional plane to three-dimensional space [ 10 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Según Ferrés y Piscitelli (2012: 78) y Pérez-Rodríguez y Delgado (2012), el desarrollo del mundo tecnológico ha provocado la necesidad de potenciar la dimensión participativa en los múltiples procesos de comunicación del ser humano, atendiendo a los ámbitos de la expresión y a la participación del televidente, a través de los procesos de selección, interpretación o crítica del mensaje informativo. La competencia mediática instaura el desarrollo del espíritu crítico como consecuencia de la mediación entre el pensamiento racional y la información de contenido emocional (Salcudean & Muresan, 2017), estableciéndose esta relación a través de la interacción entre las pantallas y el ser humano. Por estos motivos, es necesaria la educación en medios, así como el desarrollo de competencias que permitan cuestionar quién emite el mensaje, sus intereses y el lugar en el que debe situarse el receptor o usuario del medio de comunicación.…”
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