Deconstructing the television discourse: Luciano (Claudio Guerín Hill, 1964-65)
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11-04-2011
Asier Aranzubia Cob
José Luis Castro de Paz
Abstract
This article analyzes one of the most representative practices of the EOC -Luciano (Claudio Guerín Hill, 1964-1965)- from both a historical and textual point of view. In addition, the film's analysis and the reconstruction of the professional and academic path of Guerin Hill allows us to call attention to a variety of synergies (institutional, professional and discoursive) that were established between TVE and the most important school of film that has ever existed in Spain: the IIEC-EOC (1947-1976).
How to Cite
Aranzubia Cob, A., & Castro de Paz, J. L. (2011). Deconstructing the television discourse: Luciano (Claudio Guerín Hill, 1964-65). ZER - Journal of Communication Studies, 15(29). https://doi.org/10.1387/zer.1634
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