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Latinx Media: An Open-Access Textbook: Part 1 - Media Forms

Latinx Media: An Open-Access Textbook
Part 1 - Media Forms
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  1. Front Matter
  2. Part 1 - Media Forms
    1. Chapter 1 - Film
    2. Chapter 2 - Television
    3. Chapter 3 - Digital Media
  3. Part 2 - Identities
    1. Chapter 4 - Defining Race and Ethnicity between Latin America and the United States
    2. Chapter 5 - Afro-Latinx Identity and Media
    3. Chapter 6 - Diasporic Indigenous Latinx Identity and Media
    4. Chapter 7 - Feminist Perspectives in Latinx Media
    5. Chapter 8 - Latina/o LGBTQ Identities
  4. Part 3 - Histories
    1. Chapter 9 - Latino Images and Audiences to 1960
    2. Chapter 10 - Spanish-Language Television and Pan-Latinidad
    3. Chapter 11 - The Mexican-American Experience Onscreen
    4. Chapter 12 - The Puerto Rican Experience Onscreen
    5. Chapter 13 - The Cuban American Experience Onscreen
    6. Chapter 14 - The Dominican American Experience Onscreen
    7. Chapter 15 - The Central American Experience Onscreen
  5. Latinx Media Today and Tomorrow - A Roundtable
  6. Glossary

Part I: Media Forms

The first section of this textbook provides an overview of key terms and concepts, including the basics of film analysis as well as the multiple and changing terms used to describe individuals with roots in Latin American how live in the United States. Chapter 1 provides an overview of key debates concerning cinema, focusing on the fundamentals of film style as well as issues of production, distribution and exhibition. Chapter 2 addresses key concepts and production roles in television, seen as a form of mass communication as well as a space where ideas about and Latinx peoples are increasingly present. The final chapter in this section, Chapter 3, examines digital media, which have become increasingly important venues of expression by Latinx creatives to reflect on Latinx experiences.

After completing this section, students should be able to:

  • Use tools from film and media studies to analyze works of Latinx film, media, and television
  • Identify the most important issues concerning production, distribution, exhibition and reception for different types of media (film, television, digital media)

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