Introduction to Dossier: Media Graphics. History and Politics, 1955-1990
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Press, history, politicsAbstract
In this brief presentation, we introduce the reader to the themes of the items included in the dossier. These works are part of what under different names, such as media history, history of journalism, history of the press, can be seen as the history of communication. In them, the authors address a study of the print media in particular political situations, keys and / or to the understanding of the history of Argentina in the second half of the twentieth century.Downloads
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