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Synchronization in Audiovisual Media: Editing and Information

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Synchronization and Asynchronization in Audiovisual Media

The simultaneous presence of images and sounds can produce asynchronization, a poor combination. This involves contradictory relationships between expressive systems. Therefore, we seek an asynchronous or synchronous reinforcement and expressive interaction.

Audiovisual Editing

Editing integrates and provides coherence and unity to the various expressive components: visual, aural, and written, both simultaneously and in succession. It is what constructs the definitive account of the facts and produces the meaning, the semantic value.

Theory of Double Articulation

This refers to the linkages between images and words. Two quite opposite models of developing television information have emerged:... Continue reading "Synchronization in Audiovisual Media: Editing and Information" »

Spanish Golden Age Literature: Baroque Poetry, Prose & Theater

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Poesía Barroca del Siglo XVII

La poesía barroca potencia ciertos rasgos de la lírica renacentista, pero también rompe muchos moldes de la literatura clasicista anterior. En el siglo XVII, la poesía barroca alcanza un momento brillante en la historia literaria española. La métrica y las estrofas italianas coexisten con versos y formas líricas castellanas. Se revitalizan formas populares y abundan las composiciones líricas con métrica castellana. Los temas cultos son diversos y se adaptan a la nueva concepción de la época. La variedad temática es grande.

Temas Principales en la Poesía Barroca

  • Poesía amorosa: Sobrevive el legado del petrarquismo.
  • Poesía de carácter metafísico: Trata temas como la vida retirada.
  • Poesía religiosa:
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