Martin De Santos
Biographic Data
| ID | 299777 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin De Santos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | De Santos |
| SIGNATURE | DE SANTOS M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 72 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Fact-Totems and the Statistical Imagination: The Public Life of a Statistic in Argentina 2001
Statistics are key elements of contemporary life. They figure prominently in the media, in political discourse, and in daily conversations. They also weigh heavily within the economic and political spheres of modern societies. Yet, the study of statistics in the public sphere has been neglected by social scientists in favor of a focus on their production and history. This article remedies this lacuna by focusing on the public life of statistics. …
When More Media Equals Less News: Patterns of Content Homogenization in Argentina's Leading Print and Online Newspapers
This article examines content homogeneity, understood as the degree to which different media focus on the same stories during a particular news cycle, in Argentina's leading print and online newspapers. It focuses on the role of technical practices across media and over time—during a decade for print and during 24 hours for online. The analysis shows three main patterns of homogenization: (a) an increase in the level of homogeneity in print newsp…
Changing Men and Masculinities in Latin America
When More Media Equals Less News: Patterns of Content Homogenization in Argentina's Leading Print and Online Newspapers
This article examines content homogeneity, understood as the degree to which different media focus on the same stories during a particular news cycle, in Argentina's leading print and online newspapers. It focuses on the role of technical practices across media and over time—during a decade for print and during 24 hours for online. The analysis shows three main patterns of homogenization: (a) an increase in the level of homogeneity in print newsp…
Fact-Totems and the Statistical Imagination: The Public Life of a Statistic in Argentina 2001
Statistics are key elements of contemporary life. They figure prominently in the media, in political discourse, and in daily conversations. They also weigh heavily within the economic and political spheres of modern societies. Yet, the study of statistics in the public sphere has been neglected by social scientists in favor of a focus on their production and history. This article remedies this lacuna by focusing on the public life of statistics. …
Changing Men and Masculinities in Latin America
When More Media Equals Less News: Patterns of Content Homogenization in Argentina's Leading Print and Online Newspapers
This article examines content homogeneity, understood as the degree to which different media focus on the same stories during a particular news cycle, in Argentina's leading print and online newspapers. It focuses on the role of technical practices across media and over time—during a decade for print and during 24 hours for online. The analysis shows three main patterns of homogenization: (a) an increase in the level of homogeneity in print newsp…
Fact-Totems and the Statistical Imagination: The Public Life of a Statistic in Argentina 2001
Statistics are key elements of contemporary life. They figure prominently in the media, in political discourse, and in daily conversations. They also weigh heavily within the economic and political spheres of modern societies. Yet, the study of statistics in the public sphere has been neglected by social scientists in favor of a focus on their production and history. This article remedies this lacuna by focusing on the public life of statistics. …
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