Publication: Adultocentrismo mediático, la construcción de la juventud mexicana durante la pandemia.
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Cabrera Hernández, Domenica Abril
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INLIMA. Instituto de Lingüística Materialista.
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Este artículo analiza la construcción mediática de la juventud en México durante la pandemia de COVID-19 desde una perspectiva adultocéntrica, en diálogo con el estudio realizado por Araya et al. (2020) sobre el caso chileno. A partir de un enfoque estructural, cualitativo y exploratorio, se examinaron 57 notas periodísticas de cinco diarios mexicanos, publicadas entre febrero y noviembre de 2020. El análisis, basado en el Análisis Crítico del Discurso y la teoría de las representaciones sociales, revela que los medios reproducen una visión adultocéntrica que representa a la juventud desde marcos económicos (ligados a la responsabilidad individual) y disruptivos (asociados a la falta de sensibilidad hacia otros grupos etarios). El estudio comparado muestra similitudes en la reproducción de estereotipos generacionales en ambos contextos, destacando la necesidad de representaciones mediáticas más inclusivas y justas para las juventudes.
Abstract: This article analyzes the media construction of youth in Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic from an adult-centric perspective, in dialogue with the study conducted by Araya et al. (2020) on the Chilean case. From a structural, qualitative and exploratory approach, 57 journalistic notes from five Mexican newspapers, published between February and November 2020, were examined. The analysis, based on Critical Discourse Analysis and the theory of social representations, reveals that the media reproduce an adult-centric vision that represents youth from economic (linked to individual responsibility) and disruptive (associated to the lack of sensitivity towards other age groups) frameworks. The comparative study shows similarities in the reproduction of generational stereotypes in both contexts, highlighting the need for more inclusive and fairer media representations of youth.Keywords: discourses, covid-19, youth, Mexico, digital press.
Abstract: This article analyzes the media construction of youth in Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic from an adult-centric perspective, in dialogue with the study conducted by Araya et al. (2020) on the Chilean case. From a structural, qualitative and exploratory approach, 57 journalistic notes from five Mexican newspapers, published between February and November 2020, were examined. The analysis, based on Critical Discourse Analysis and the theory of social representations, reveals that the media reproduce an adult-centric vision that represents youth from economic (linked to individual responsibility) and disruptive (associated to the lack of sensitivity towards other age groups) frameworks. The comparative study shows similarities in the reproduction of generational stereotypes in both contexts, highlighting the need for more inclusive and fairer media representations of youth.Keywords: discourses, covid-19, youth, Mexico, digital press.
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Refracción : revista sobre lingüística materialista, n. 12, 2025, p. 25-40.
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