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Descargar ##Common.Downloadpdf REVISTA COMUNICACIÓN Y MEDIOS Año 27 · Primer Semestre 2018 · Santiago Universidad de Chile · Instituto de la Comunicación e Imagen SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN SERIES DE TELEVISIÓN Incluye monográfico sobre FICCIONES TELEVISIVAS CONTEMPORÁNEAS Nº37 º Año 27/ 2018 REVISTA N COMUNICACIÓN Primer, Semestre Y MEDIOS 37 Santiago, Chile Página de créditos nº37 pertinencia, la solidez, la importancia, la originalidad, la legibilidad y el lenguaje del artículo. Revista Comunicación y Medios Nº37 Universidad de Chile. Los revisores evalúan el contenido intelectual de los Rector: Doctor Ennio Vivaldi Véjar manuscritos, sin importar la raza, el género, la orien- Instituto de la Comunicación e Imagen tación sexual, creencias religiosas, origen étnico, la Directora: Profesora María Olivia Mönckeberg Pardo nacionalidad, o la filosofía política de los autores. 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Doctora Gabriela Gómez Universidad de Guadalajara, México ISSN 0716-3991 / e-ISSN 0719-1529 Doctora Charo Lacalle Zalduendo Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, España Doctora Anna Maria Lorusso Todos los artículos son revisados por un mínimo de Università di Bologna, Italia dos académicos o investigadores de su Comité Edito- Doctor Armand Mattelart rial o del Referato, quienes, preferentemente, poseen Université Paris VIII-Vincennes-Saint Denis, Francia doctorados. Para asegurar evaluaciones neutras y sin Doctora Nancy Morris sesgos de ningún tipo con los autores del artículo, la Temple University, United States Revista Comunicación y Medios cerciora un arbitraje Doctora María Antonia Paz a través del sistema “doble ciego”. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España Doctor Carlos Scolari Durante el proceso de revisión la identidad, tanto de Universitat Pompeu Fabra, España autores y evaluadores, se mantiene oculta. 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