Magazines Zig-Zag: Reportajes gráficos y alteridad en torno al indígena de la nueva frontera norte chilena (1905-1930)

Rodrigo Ruz Zagal; Luis Galdames Rosas; Michel Meza Aliaga

doi:10.4067/S0718-10432019005000401

Magazines Zig-Zag: Reportajes gráficos y alteridad en torno al indígena de la nueva frontera norte chilena (1905-1930)

Translated title of the contribution: Magazines Zig-Zag: Graphic reports and otherness on the indigenous population of the new frontier northern Chile (1905-1930)

Rodrigo Ruz Zagal
, Luis Galdames Rosas
, Michel Meza Aliaga

Department of Historical and Geographical Sciences

Universidad de Tarapacá
Universidad de Chile

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Abstract

It is argued that the magazines Zig-Zag and Sucesos, published under the imprint Zig- Zag between 1905 and 1930, through their reports and photojournalism spreaded ideas about society and indigenous cultures of Chile's new northern border, as well as its Andean neighborhood (southern Peru and Bolivia), loaded with negative elements and value judgments, all of them related to the large indigenous population of the region, contributing to create a negative imaginary around them in central Chile after the Pacific War (1879-1883).

Translated title of the contribution	Magazines Zig-Zag: Graphic reports and otherness on the indigenous population of the new frontier northern Chile (1905-1930)
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	135-153
Number of pages	19
Journal	Estudios Atacamenos
Volume	1
Issue number	61
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4067/S0718-10432019005000401
State	Published - 2019

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