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The best Chilean journalism 2021

For 19 years, the University Alberto Hurtado's Journalism Excellence Award has selected great journalists, editors, professors, and communication thinkers to choose, as pre-jurors and final jurors, those journalistic works that go above and beyond: those that uncover causes, consequences, trends, what is happening, and what shows the seeds of what is to come. This book is a prime example of this: the texts contained herein, winners and finalists in the Written Journalism categories of Investigation, Reportage, Chronicle, and Interview, bring the hidden to light and apply the flashlight and magnifying glass so that we can clearly see what they want to hide from us or what we could not or did not want to see.

Launch | Come, Follow Me. Memoirs of a Walker

Cover FID Montes Launch

Wednesday, August 12 → 12 hours → Roberto Bellarmino Room. Central House → Av. Bernardo O’Higgins 1825. Los Héroes Metro station. Santiago Centro. Come and follow me. Memoirs of a walker by Fernando Montes SJ The presentation of the memoirs of Father Fernando Montes SJ who, through different episodes of his personal life and…

Launch | Censorship in Chile: The State Against the Press (1918-1973)

Censorship Release in Chile

Tuesday, May 5th → 12:00 PM → Roberto Bellarmino Room. Central House → Av. Bernardo O’Higgins 1825. Los Héroes Metro Station. Downtown Santiago. «Censorship in Chile: The State Against the Press (1918-1973)» by Karen Donoso Fritz. This research reveals how, long before the dictatorship that began in 1973, various governments resorted to legal modifications...

Fairs // Santiago, literary city. Buenos Aires Book Fair 2023

Santiago, literary city

50 years after the coup d'état in Chile, the city of Santiago is the guest of honor at the Buenos Aires International Book Fair. From April 27 to May 15, 2023, Chilean writers reflected on and presented on old Santiago, its outskirts, the dictatorship, and...

Sport, Masculinities, and Mass Culture

Sport, as a novel element in the late 19th century and more clearly in the early decades of the 20th century, consolidated itself as a space of symbolic confrontation relevant to the modern configuration of Chilean journalism. More importantly, magazines managed to reconcile elements of popular culture (collective imaginaries, local customs, social aspirations) with elements of the emerging mass culture and incorporate these elements within the Chilean political culture that the State built in the mid-20th century.

 

Walking

How can a city be designed for walking if walking itself designs the city? Combining perspectives from sociology and anthropology, as well as contributions from art, architecture, design, and journalism, Martin Tironi and Gerardo Mora show how walking subtly destabilizes and resists the organized navigability of the city. By touching surfaces, sniffing cracks, breathing air, and perceiving the light and shadows of a perpetually changing urban environment, walking undoes connection, escapes confinement, and inverts containment. In doing so, it reawakens the city.

Launch // All tremors after the earthquake.

Tuesday, April 26 // 3:00 PM uah // Digital TV «All the Tremors After the Earthquake. Configuring the Experience of a Seismic Country.» by author Lorena B. Valderrama In this talk/launch, the panelists and the author will discuss how earthquakes have been communicated in Chile and how...