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Análisis Y Tratamiento De Las Visitas De San Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, Según La Prensa De Sevilla ( Departamento de Periodismo II Análisis y tratamiento de las visitas de san Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, según la Prensa de Sevilla ("ABC" y "El Correo de Andalucía") Tesis Doctoral realizada por el Lic. MANUEL JESÚS CARTES BARROSO, con la dirección del Prof. Dr. JOSÉ MANUEL GÓMEZ Y MÉNDEZ. ISBN: 978-84-697-1495-9 SEVILLA, marzo de 2014. Sevilla, a 19 de marzo de 2014. El autor de la Tesis Doctoral. Fdo.: Lic. Manuel Jesús Cartes Barroso. Vº. Bº. Sevilla, a 19 de marzo de 2014. El director de la Tesis Doctoral. Fdo.: Dr. José Manuel Gómez y Méndez. Análisis y tratamiento de las visitas de san Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, según la Prensa de Sevilla ("ABC" y "El Correo de Andalucía") Análisis y tratamiento de las visitas de san Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, según la Prensa de Sevilla Pág. 5 0. ÍNDICE Análisis y tratamiento de las visitas de san Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, según la Prensa de Sevilla Pág. 6 0.ÍNDICE....................................................................................................5 1.INTRODUCCIÓN..................................................................................11 1.1. Hipótesis de estudio y justificación.......................................12 1.2. Originalidad de la investigación............................................13 1.3. Metodología.............................................................................15 1.4. Proceso de elaboración...........................................................23 1.5. Objetivos a alcanzar...............................................................30 1.6. Agradecimientos.....................................................................32 1.7. Bibliografía de la Introducción.............................................33 2. PANORAMA DE LOS VIAJES PAPALES..........................................36 2.1. Preliminares............................................................................37 2.2. San Pedro, apóstol itinerante................................................38 2.3. Primeros viajes papales..........................................................39 2.4. Alta Edad Media.....................................................................41 2.5. Baja Edad Media....................................................................49 2.5.1. Los papas de Aviñón y el Cisma de Occidente................................................................61 2.6. Edad Moderna........................................................................65 2.7. Edad Contemporánea............................................................72 2.7.1. Pío VI, "peregrino apostólico"....................................72 2.7.2. Pío VII y sus viajes a Francia.....................................76 2.7.3. Pío IX y los papas prisioneros del Vaticano................81 2.7.4. Los papas anteriores al concilio Vaticano II...............83 2.7.5. Angelo Roncalli, el "Papa bueno"...............................85 2.7.6. Pablo VI y las primeras giras apostólicas internacionales................................89 2.7.6.1. Eje cronológico de los viajes pablosextinos..................................................91 2.7.6.2. Peregrinaciones por Italia.............................103 2.8. Juan Pablo II, el "Papa viajero".........................................107 2.8.1. Motivos para viajar..................................................108 2.8.2. Algunas críticas al carácter itinerante.....................110 2.8.3. Eje cronológico de los viajes internacionales juanpablosegundinos.............113 2.8.3.1. Primeros viajes.............................................117 2.8.3.2. África, encuentro con el Tercer Mundo........119 2.8.3.3. América, continente de la esperanza............121 2.8.3.4. Asia, reto para el tercer milenio....................123 2.8.3.5. Oceanía, distante pero constante ..................124 2.8.3.6. Europa y las raíces cristianas........................125 Análisis y tratamiento de las visitas de san Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, según la Prensa de Sevilla Pág. 7 2.8.3.7. Obispo de Roma y primado de Italia.......... .127 2.8.3.8. Algunos viajes conflictivos..........................128 2.8.3.9. Cuba, un encuentro mediático......................130 2.8.3.10. Tierra Santa, en el bimilenario de Cristo.....................................................131 2.8.3.11. Los viajes no realizados..............................133 2.8.4. Datos y estadísticas..................................................134 2.9. Benedicto XVI........................................................................137 2.9.1. Eje cronológico de los viajes internacionales benedictodecimosextinos..................138 2.9.1.1. Primer destino: Alemania (2005).................139 2.9.1.2. Polonia (2006)..............................................139 2.9.1.3. España (2006)...............................................141 2.9.1.4. Alemania (2006)...........................................142 2.9.1.5. Turquía (2006)..............................................144 2.9.1.6. Brasil (2007).................................................146 2.9.1.7. Austria (2007)...............................................147 2.9.1.8. EE.UU. (2008)..............................................149 2.9.1.9. Australia (2008)............................................151 2.9.1.10. Francia (2008)............................................153 2.9.1.11. Camerún y Angola (2009)..........................154 2.9.1.12. Tierra Santa (2009).....................................156 2.9.1.13. República Checa (2009).............................158 2.9.1.14. Malta (2010)...............................................159 2.9.1.15. Portugal (2010)...........................................159 2.9.1.16. Chipre (2010)..............................................161 2.9.1.17. Reino Unido (2010)....................................161 2.9.1.18. España (2010).............................................163 2.9.1.19. Croacia (2011)............................................163 2.9.1.20. San Marino (2011)......................................164 2.9.1.21. España (2011).............................................165 2.9.1.22. Alemania (2011).........................................166 2.9.1.23. Benín (2011)...............................................167 2.9.1.24. México y Cuba (2012)................................168 2.9.2. Viajes por Italia. .......................................................169 2.10. Bibliografía del Capítulo...................................................171 3. PROYECCIONES PERIODÍSTICAS DE LOS VIAJES APOSTÓLICOS...............................................................203 3.1. Marco de partida. .................................................................204 3.2. Primeros antecedentes en la Prensa.....................................205 3.3. Pío IX, el último pontífice viajero del siglo XIX.................210 3.4. Primeros papas del siglo XX................................................215 Análisis y tratamiento de las visitas de san Juan Pablo II a Andalucía, según la Prensa de Sevilla Pág. 8 3.5. Juan XXIII y sus "escapadas".............................................217 3.6. Pablo VI y su dinámica ecuménica......................................220 3.7. Juan Pablo II y su internalización comunicativa...............229 3.7.1. Aspectos generales de la cobertura mediática..........232 3.7.2. Viajes destacados para un estudio periodístico........234 3.8. Benedicto XVI, entre la popularidad y el desprestigio......242 3.8.1. Giras papales benedictodecimosextinas por el mundo en la Prensa.........................................244 3.9. Bibliografía del Capítulo.......................................................256 4. JUAN PABLO II Y SUS VIAJES PAPALES A ANDALUCÍA..........276 4.1. Karol Wojtyla y su vida papal..............................................277 4.1.1. Su transcurrir terrenal...............................................277 4.1.2. Su obra papal............................................................284 4.1.2.1. Cartas............................................................286 4.1.2.2. Cartas Apostólicas........................................287 4.1.2.3. Constituciones Apostólicas...........................287 4.1.2.4. Discursos......................................................287 4.1.2.5. Encíclicas......................................................288 4.1.2.6. Exhortaciones Apostólicas............................289 4.1.2.7. Homilías.......................................................290 4.1.2.8. Mensajes.......................................................291 4.1.2.9. Motu Proprio................................................293 4.1.2.10. Otros...........................................................293 4.2. Presencia de Juan Pablo II en Andalucía y su tratamiento periodístico...............................................293 4.2.1. Preliminar..................................................................295 4.2.1.1. El marco social político del Estado español cuando se efectuaron los viajes del Papa......................297 4.2.1.1.1. En 1982......................................................298 4.2.1.1.2. En 1993......................................................301 4.2.2. Exposición e interpretación de los resultados...........303 4.2.2.1. Descripción de las variables.........................303 4.2.2.1.1. Número de documentos.............................303 4.2.2.1.2. Periodización.............................................303 4.2.2.1.3. Temática.....................................................304 4.2.2.1.4.
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