La realidad televisiva de la discapacidad: Informe Semanal (1990-2015)
The approach to disability in a not daily news TV program, Informe Semanal, broadcast between 1990 and 2015, is analyzed in order to value the image and insight on disability that a program broadcast by the public Spanish TV projected to the society. The triangulation method has been used on 16 tele...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2017
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| Sumario: | The approach to disability in a not daily news TV
program,
Informe Semanal, broadcast between
1990 and 2015, is analyzed in order to value
the image and insight on disability that a program
broadcast by the public Spanish TV projected to
the society. The triangulation method has been
used on 16 television reports . A database is set up
to analyze the contents, the narrative structure, and
the speech of the TV pieces. The outcomes of the study have shown there is
hardly TV interest on disability despite of it concerns
to near 4 million people. The form of disability most
treated at the studied TV program has been mental
illness, and the fewest, deafness, which has not
been treated in any occasion. Both the music and
the
voice-over and the majority of the testimonies,
they project a wistful and emotionally charged
image of disability. It can be concluded that the
dramatic elements inspire the storytelling of these
TV pieces and that these elements, as well as their
style, have not experienced any significant change
along the analyzed period |
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