Paka Paka, mapping a possible construction of subjectivities and technologies
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Comunicación, Paka Paka, mercado, tecnologías, EstadoAbstract
This work brings us closer to the signal of audiovisual content for children Paka Paka, created by the National Argentine Government as a new way of appealing to children with an educational proposal and offers an alternative to commercial entertainment. The axes of interest of the proposed boarding will be the manners in which narratives Paka Paka operate in the construction of subjectivities, the articulation with the hegemonic commercial logic and the place occupied by social technologies like devices.Downloads
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