La prohibición de la violencia simbólica y mediática en la Argentina: ¿superación de la dicotomía público/privada?

Historically, the classic distinction between the public sphere - regulated by the State – and the private sphere - out of its scope – has justified and naturalized state inaction in cases of violence against women. This failure has been overcome both by international and national regulations, w...

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Main Authors: Sosa, Lorena, Grosso Ferrero, Mariana
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2018
Subjects:
Femicidio
Medios de comunicación
Violencia de género
Violencia simbólica
Público
privado
Femicide
Media
Gender violence
Symbolic violence
Private
public
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7041349
Source:Revista Electrónica del Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas y Sociales Ambrosio Lucas Gioja, ISSN 1851-3069, Nº. 20, 2018, pags. 156-185
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La prohibición de la violencia simbólica y mediática en la Argentina: ¿superación de la dicotomía público/privada?
Summary: Historically, the classic distinction between the public sphere - regulated by the State – and the private sphere - out of its scope – has justified and naturalized state inaction in cases of violence against women. This failure has been overcome both by international and national regulations, which establish the State's responsibility for cases of violence against women even when they occur in the private sphere. Consequently, Argentina has incorporated femicide as a crime of public action. It has also recognized symbolic violence as a form of violence that crosses both areas. However, the mediatic treatment of femicides denotes contradictions regarding the regulation of symbolic violence based on the public / private dichotomy. This article explores the scope of the conceptualization of symbolic violence from a theoretical, legal and practical perspective –, and its implication around said dichotomy. It incorporates a qualitative analysis of the femicide news of the three newspapers with the highest national circulation (Página12, Clarín and La Nación) since June 3, 2015, the date of the first mass mobilization organized by the movement “Not one less”, until February 2017 inclusive.

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