Browsing by Author "Rojas Enriquez, Jorge"

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    Tesis
    A case study of a private higher education institution’s promotional discourse in Puebla: a multimodal analysis
    (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, 2018-01) Rojas Enriquez, Jorge; ROJAS ENRIQUEZ, JORGE; 685700; WITTEN, MICHAEL THOMAS; 250791
    Higher education institutions are in charge of forming professional people to contribute to the growth of society. They offer a wide variety of educational options from which students can choose according to their future ambitions. In order to create an ideology and identity and to disseminate their messages to attract the public and potential students’ attention they make use of different media resources. In the post-modern world, technology has become the main means of communication.
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    Tesis de maestría
    A Case study of a private higher education institution’s promotional discourse in Puebla: A multimodal analysis
    (2018-01) Rojas Enriquez, Jorge; ROJAS ENRIQUEZ, JORGE; 685700
    “UDLAP makes use of different and interesting resources that are multimodally textualized to express an institutional identity and to convey its ideology. The resources also reflect how UDLAP conceptualizes knowledge, its acquisition and transmission and the imminent use of technology inside the classroom today to promote autonomous learning, a different students-teacher relation and at the same time they reflect the social construction of knowledge. In addition, there is use of cultural resources. For instance, one of their most striking billboard was the one in which candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton appear (Figure 4.5.1). By using this cultural/political token the institution shows a sort of social concern regarding the implications for Mexico either Trump or Hillary won the elections. Some other cultural resources are seen in Figure 4.3.1. Although difficult to recognize, some colonial-like buildings are presented. We believe that they represent part of the history of Puebla”.