Cuerpos en papel: la representación del cuerpo juvenil en el fanzine
Abstract
En este texto se quiere hacer énfasis en aquellas características estéticas que dotan de especificidad al fanzine mostrar cómo se vincula la representación del cuerpo con propuestas estéticas particulares en este tipo de publicaciones.Downloads
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