2023
DOI: 10.14198/medcom.23250
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Revisión de la representación trans en la ficción televisiva española. Análisis de la serie de televisión Todo lo otro (HBO Max, 2021-)

Abstract: Este artículo tiene el objetivo de determinar la evolución de la representación trans en la ficción televisiva española y, concretamente, en la serie Todo lo otro (HBO Max, 2021) creada por Abril Zamora. Desde una metodología cualitativa se realiza la revisión de la bibliografía relacionada, y el análisis textual del personaje de Dafne, protagonista de la citada ficción, como persona, rol y actante, junto con otras categorías relacionadas con la identidad de género. Además, se examinan los parámetros audiovisu… Show more

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“…Spanish TV has traditionally featured very few trans characters, and the few that have appeared have usually been portrayed in allusion to negative stereotypes, with a high presence of mockery, fear, alienation, and anger (Cobo-Durán and Otero-Escudero, 2021). However, the success of TV series such as Veneno (Calvo and Ambrossi, 2020), a biopic of a Spanish trans singer, actress and sex worker called Cristina Ortiz, and Todo lo Otro (Zamora, 2021), the first TV series created and produced by a trans woman, are leading to change in the representation of trans people (Cobo-Durán and Otero-Escudero, 2021;Higueras-Ruiz, 2023). Despite these advances, González- de-Garay et al (2022) highlights that in Spanish TV series trans women are usually portrayed in the narrative background, and as being less educated, more hypersexualized, of lower socio-economic status and more inclined towards unhealthy habits.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Spanish TV has traditionally featured very few trans characters, and the few that have appeared have usually been portrayed in allusion to negative stereotypes, with a high presence of mockery, fear, alienation, and anger (Cobo-Durán and Otero-Escudero, 2021). However, the success of TV series such as Veneno (Calvo and Ambrossi, 2020), a biopic of a Spanish trans singer, actress and sex worker called Cristina Ortiz, and Todo lo Otro (Zamora, 2021), the first TV series created and produced by a trans woman, are leading to change in the representation of trans people (Cobo-Durán and Otero-Escudero, 2021;Higueras-Ruiz, 2023). Despite these advances, González- de-Garay et al (2022) highlights that in Spanish TV series trans women are usually portrayed in the narrative background, and as being less educated, more hypersexualized, of lower socio-economic status and more inclined towards unhealthy habits.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%