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Telenovela

Telenovelas and Transformation, 2021
Brazilian telenovelas present the vicissitudes of the national territory and outline the country’s way of doing teledramaturgy. This study aims to discuss the development of the Brazilian telenovelas narrative over the years, using Globo’s TV trajectory ...
Rosane Svartman
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Telenovela (Spanish Soap Opera) Interventions on Latino Health: A Scoping Review

Hispanic Health Care International
Introduction: The use of telenovelas shows promise as a mode of education that could enhance Latino people's ability to prevent or manage different health conditions.
Paul Cook   +2 more
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With a Latin Flavor: Cultural and Narrative Contributions of the Latin American Telenovela to Spanish Fiction

Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research, 2020
For more than twenty years in Spain, national series and telenovelas were broadcast alongside Latin American telenovelas, which have gradually decreased until practically disappearing from the screens. Although the production of Spanish fiction goes back
Luis Fernando Morales Morante   +1 more
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Co-viewing a lesbian kiss between two elderly characters: Unveiling axes of oppression through the Brazilian telenovela Babilônia

Poetics, 2020
This article looks at how digital spaces not initially designed for co-viewing become places for resisting the dominant heteronormative discourses of female sexuality spread by different sectors of Brazilian society and which are reinforced in television
BEATRIZ Revelles Benavente
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Complicated femininity: the character of Sonto Molefe in South African telenovela Gomora

Feminist Media Studies, 2022
This paper engages issues of complicated femininity and the representation of such in South African telenovela Gomora. Set in South African township Alexandra, Gomora tells the story of contemporary life in post-apartheid South Africa, where people are ...
Viraj Suparsad
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The “Telenovela”

Diogenes, 1981
What is a telenovela? Its literal meaning is “a novel transmitted by televison.” This implies a means of transmission—the television—and a form of discourse—the novel. The telenovela.
Monica Rector, Aluizio Ramos Trinta
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Telenovela Audiences

Communication Research, 1994
Audience studies of popular culture have recently revived in Anglo-America and Latin America, but the literature often makes reference to only a few major works, like those of Katz and Liebes or Morley, and discusses those few works over and over. The most watched television genre globally is probably the Latin American telenovela, or soap opera, that ...
EMILE G. McANANY, ANTONIO C. LA PASTINA
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Promising Impact of Telenovela Intervention for Caregivers of Hospice Patients: A Pilot Study

The American journal of hospice & palliative care
Background Hospice family caregivers (HFCGs) support the needs of their loved ones but are at risk of developing distress and anxiety. NOVELA is a four-chapter telenovela-style educational video to support topics related to hospice caregiving. Telehealth
D. Cruz-Oliver   +8 more
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"The Many Faces and Shades of Blackness": Race, Class, and Geography in Early Twenty-First-Century Telenovela Representations

Studies in Latin American Popular Culture
:This article explores how Brazilian telenovelas reflect long-term understandings of race and race relations in Brazil, as well as within the (tele)-visual legacy and representations shared by the slave societies of the Atlantic world.
Asligul Berktay
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