2015
DOI: 10.5209/rev_ciyc.2015.v20.49477
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Del Eternauta al “Nestornauta”: la transformación de un icono cultural en un símbolo político

Abstract: INTRODUCCIÓNA finales de agosto de 2010, las paredes de Buenos Aires amanecieron empapeladas con unos llamativos carteles. Mostraban el dibujo de un individuo embutido en un mono y con la cara protegida por un visor de submarinismo. Al observador avisado no le costaba trabajo reconocer la reproducción de la portada de El Eternauta, la historieta argentina más prestigiosa, aunque sin duda le desconcertaría la leyenda que convocaba a un mitin en apoyo a la presidenta Cristina Fernández, diciendo: "Néstor le habl… Show more

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“…The Nestornaut appeared on T-shirts, stencils, placards and banners as the symbol of resistance to powers which did not see eye to eye with the State, a power which the then head of state, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, widow of the Nestornaut, was having to confront. There have been other studies -see Scolari (2014), Gago (2015), Francescutti (2015), Vacchieri and Castagnino (2015), as well as my own (Palacios 2012) -which either analyse the figure of the Nestornaut (Francescutti), read it as part of a global history of the character of the Eternaut (Scolari, Gago, Palacios), or see it as an example of transmediation within contemporary Argentine fiction (Vacchieri and Castagnino). Though I draw on these studies here, I focus more on determining what the necessary conditions for the emergence and success of an image like the Nestornaut were.…”
Section: Cristian Palacios Translated By Mariana Casalementioning
confidence: 97%
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“…The Nestornaut appeared on T-shirts, stencils, placards and banners as the symbol of resistance to powers which did not see eye to eye with the State, a power which the then head of state, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, widow of the Nestornaut, was having to confront. There have been other studies -see Scolari (2014), Gago (2015), Francescutti (2015), Vacchieri and Castagnino (2015), as well as my own (Palacios 2012) -which either analyse the figure of the Nestornaut (Francescutti), read it as part of a global history of the character of the Eternaut (Scolari, Gago, Palacios), or see it as an example of transmediation within contemporary Argentine fiction (Vacchieri and Castagnino). Though I draw on these studies here, I focus more on determining what the necessary conditions for the emergence and success of an image like the Nestornaut were.…”
Section: Cristian Palacios Translated By Mariana Casalementioning
confidence: 97%
“…The authors, in this case the Peronist militant group La Cámpora, were creating clear nationalpopulist links between figures perceived to be (Peronist) saviours of a nation threatened by neocolonial external powers. As various authors (Francescutti 2015;Gago 2016) have pointed out, these interventions were not without their controversies: objections were raised by, among others, the then mayor of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, and the editor of the publishing house Editorial Record, on the grounds that Oesterheld's legacy was being inappropriately politicised. Other critics responded with their own figure, the Chorronauta ('chorro' is slang for 'crook' or 'thief'), a reference to accusations of financial corruption under the Kirchners.…”
Section: Comics In Public Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Nestornaut appeared on T-shirts, stencils, placards and banners as the symbol of resistance to powers which did not see eye to eye with the State, a power which the then head of state, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, widow of the Nestornaut, was having to confront. There have been other studies -see Scolari (2014), Gago (2015), Francescutti (2015), Vacchieri and Castagnino (2015), as well as my own (Palacios 2012) -which either analyse the figure of the Nestornaut (Francescutti), read it as part of a global history of the character of the Eternaut (Scolari, Gago, Palacios), or see it as an example of transmediation within contemporary Argentine fiction (Vacchieri and Castagnino). Though I draw on these studies here, I focus more on determining what the necessary conditions for the emergence and success of an image like the Nestornaut were.…”
Section: Cristian Palacios Translated By Mariana Casalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entre ellos, se encuentra un número precedente de esta misma revista dedicado a Ídolos e iconos en la semiosfera mediática (2015, vol. 20), donde se analizaba, entre otros fenómenos, la figura de Julian Assange como personaje mediático (Gómez Pascual, 2015), la creación de un icono cultural en la serie de televisión Breaking Bad (González, 2015), la circulación de un símbolo político basado en el cómic argentino "El Eternauta" (Francescutti, 2015) y cierto relato mediático sobre Diego Armando Maradona (Serra, 2015).…”
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