Musical subversion on the web: amateur remixes as critical audio-visual narratives
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Keywords

mash-up
remix
remezcla
audiovisual
digital
valores
prácticas
hibridación mash-up
remix
audiovisual
digital
values
practises
hybridization

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Martínez González, E. . (2022). Musical subversion on the web: amateur remixes as critical audio-visual narratives. COMMUNICATION. International Journal of Audiovisual Communication, Advertising and Cultural Studies, 1(10), 1143–1157. https://doi.org/10.12795/comunicacion.2012.v01.i10.89
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Abstract

The aim of this article is to discuss audiovisual hybrid narratives created by amateurs and published online using postulates from the cultural studies’ approach. The analysis will focus on the semiotic and ideological structure of these mash-ups, exploring the actual status of digital remixing as a subversive audiovisual narrative. It will pay attention as well to the cultural patterns linked to this ítems. In this sense, this stydy has a focal point on important issues of mash-ups content structure concerning social identity and cultural values.

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Recursos audiovisuales

Daft Punk Interview in Japan [vídeo]. Japón [2003]. Disponible online en: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlRws84K0LI. 3 partes. [En inglés. Subtitulado en japonés]

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Copyright (c) 2012 Estefanía Martínez González

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