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... reality which is constructed only through images weakens , in general terms , the productive power of language and lessens the chances that the viewer / individual has to build up his or her personal opinion of reality through dialogic ...
... reality which is constructed only through images weakens , in general terms , the productive power of language and lessens the chances that the viewer / individual has to build up his or her personal opinion of reality through dialogic ...
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... reality that can or cannot correspond to the way things really happened . More likely , they forge a fictitious reality that has to fit within and become a part of the construction of the ' social imaginary . ' A mythified version of ...
... reality that can or cannot correspond to the way things really happened . More likely , they forge a fictitious reality that has to fit within and become a part of the construction of the ' social imaginary . ' A mythified version of ...
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... reality has been constructed through images which suggests one single way of facing it . For that reason , this reality becomes the only known and possible one . As a consequence of this , the assassination of President Kennedy is then ...
... reality has been constructed through images which suggests one single way of facing it . For that reason , this reality becomes the only known and possible one . As a consequence of this , the assassination of President Kennedy is then ...
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