Examinando por Autor "C. CORREA SOTO"

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    Aprendiz de cronista: Periodismo narrativo universitario en Colombia 1999 - 2013
    (Fondo Editorial Universidad EAFIT, 2014-01-01) C. CORREA SOTO; C. CORREA SOTO; Universidad EAFIT. Departamento de Humanidades; Comunicación y Estudios Culturales
    Aprendiz de cronistas. Periodismo narrativo universitario en Colombia 1999 ? 2013 muestra el camino que el periodismo narrativo universitario ha recorrido para llegar al lugar en el que hoy se le reconoce como legitimidad e, incluso, autoridad.
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    Nuevos cronistas de Indias o nuevos «indios» de la crónica
    (2016-09-07) C. CORREA SOTO; Universidad EAFIT. Escuela de Ciencias y Humanidades; Estudios Culturales
    La chronique latino-américaine actuelle est reportage, récit doté d?imagination et d?un style créatif par ceux qu?on appelle les « nouveaux chroniqueurs des Indes » : une écriture métisse ? l?ornithorynque de la presse, comme l?appelle Juan Villoro ? où l
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    Under the Threat of Chronicles
    (Universidad de La Sabana, 2015-03-01) C. CORREA-SOTO; L. MONDRAGÓN; C. CORREA SOTO; Universidad EAFIT. Escuela de Ciencias y Humanidades; Estudios Culturales
    The form and content of the university chronicle in Colombia - written and published by student reporters in newspapers and magazines that serve as laboratories for undergraduates in social communication and journalism is examined in the full-length mirror of the contemporary Latin American journalistic narrative of the so-called new chroniclers of the Indies. This article describes the gamble these apprentice journalists are taking on the chronicle. It is based on a pre-selection of 300 narratives from a total of 700 found in 35 newspapers and magazines, in print and digital form, and on a final selection made into an anthology: Aprendiz de cronista (Apprentice Chronicler) featuring 105 chronicles published between October 1999 and November 2013. It also looks at the recurring themes among young reporters, such as crime, drug trafficking, forced migration, urban life, marginalization, prostitution, gangs, music, recreation and sports, major and minor moonlighting or jobs on the side; in other words, the individual and social splendors and miseries of each day.