Introduction. Media, culture and social change: Interdisciplinary perspectives

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This volume, "Media, culture and social change: interdisciplinary perspectives", offers, in short, a preliminary and no less thorough approach - due to its diversity of themes and approaches - to the study of one of the main emerging fields in the discipline: the multimodal anthropologies of the media. The volume also attempts to respond to the challenge of showing the new social formations constituted in interactivity with the new media platforms that are promoting not only the ethnographic study of significant practices on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram or YouTube as places of socialization and cultural creation, but also the use of its resources as tools for public projection of academic production. The latter is an aspiration that we hope will also fulfill this set of studies. Access to them via digital systems that you, the user of these texts, are having, allows us to consider it as such. Surely an upcoming thematic volume like this should reflect on it.

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  • Raúl Castro Pérez, Universidad Científica del Sur

    Master's degree in Communication, Culture and Society from Goldsmiths, University of London, and PhD in Anthropology from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP). He is director of the Communication and Advertising career, and of the master's degrees in Education, and in Communication with mention in Audiovisual Production, at the Scientific University of the South (Universidad Científica del Sur). He has been a columnist and manager of new media in the newspaper El Comercio, as well as editor of the Society area (Metropolitan and National sections) and leader in the planning of the newspapers Trome and Peru.21, as well as of a hundred books, encyclopedias and digital media. He was an advisor on public opinion issues for ministers in the Education, Health and Culture portfolios. His research interests are media cultures, and its relationship with news rituals, digital politics and new online citizen mobilizations. He recently published: "In Asu Mare we are all protagonists". Rituals of class and distinction in the Peruvian entertainment cinema (PUCP, 2017).

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Published

2019-07-05

Issue

Vol. 37 No. 42 (2019): Media, culture and social change: Interdisciplinary perspectives from anthropology

Section

Media and popular culture

How to Cite

Introduction. Media, culture and social change: Interdisciplinary perspectives. (2019). Anthropologica del Departamento de Ciencias Sociales, 37(42), 5-12. https://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/anthropologica/article/view/21035