Recalcitrant images: the case of the proclamation of Juan Carlos I as King of Spain (November 22, 1975)
Keywords:
Recalcitrant Image, Transition to democracy in Spain, television, proclamation Juan Carlos I, Spanish monarchy
Abstract
In the information flow, some pictures, which we describe here “recalcitrant” resist and survive perish production context. This study analyzes how one of them, the television sequence proclamation of Juan Carlos as successor of Francisco Franco to the head of state, the November 22, 1975, has survived to this day morphing, display screens, through a representative sample of some of his most significant reworking.Downloads
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2016-05-06
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Berthier N. (2016). Recalcitrant images: the case of the proclamation of Juan Carlos I as King of Spain (November 22, 1975). Estudios sobre el Mensaje Periodístico, 22(1), 23-47. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ESMP.2016.v22.n1.52581
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