Jurisprudencia y Ciencias Sociales
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Item type:Ítem, Dinámica familiar y autoestima en hijos de diversidad sexual(2024-08) ;Sozoranga Karolys, Mayhuri NayeliParedes Ruiz, Teresa de JesúsSexual diversity encompasses a wide range of sexual identities and orientations, reflecting experiences that go beyond heterosexuality and traditional gender roles. Therefore, promoting respect, tolerance, and inclusion toward sexual diversity is essential for building an equitable society where human rights are fulfilled. This also allows us to create public policies in favor of the LGBTIQ+ community to minimize high levels of homophobia, exclusion, discrimination, murders, and suicides among this vulnerable population due to their sexual orientation. The main objective of this research project is to determine the influence of family dynamics and self-esteem in children of sexual diversity. The study is descriptive and correlational. The findings were obtained through a purely quantitative approach using the survey technique. We attached the instruments previously validated in Latin American contexts adapted to the Spanish language, which measures the variables of analysis for the independent variable - the Rosenberg scale was used and the dependent variable. The questionnaires were applied to 50 people of sexual diversity belonging to the LGBTIQ+ community "COALICIÓN LGBTIQ+ COTOPAXI UN MUNDO DIVERSO" led by Carlos Alberto Sandoval Castro. The research results show a significant influence of family dynamics and self-esteem on children of sexual diversity, revealing that a healthy and supportive family environment is associated with high self-esteem levels. Therefore, it is essential to continue proposing awareness-raising alternatives to mitigate social problems that affect people in the LGBTIQ+ communityItem type:Ítem, Análisis de los discursos narrativos cinematográficos lgbt+ en las películas “Milk”. y “Bros(Universidad Tècnica de Ambato, Facultad de Jurisprudencia y Ciencias Sociales, Carrera de Comunicaciòn, 2023-09) ;Franco Miranda, Kevin AndrésVayas Ruiz, Eliza CarolinaThe main intention of this research is to analyze LGBT+ cinematic narrative discourses in the films "Milk" (2008) and "Bros" (2022). Each selected film contains a context and ideology from its respective year, allowing for the examination of changes in the representation of the queer community in cinema. Two LGBT+ genre films are studied and analyzed to explore the different criteria and characteristics used to analyze this type of discourse, as well as gender perspectives and sexual diversity in popular culture. Thus, the methodology used in this research is critical discourse analysis based on Eiroa and Barranquero's approach. The research focuses on developing conceptual strategies to address the study's topic, such as characters and scenes. The aim is to determine how LGBT+ themes and other relevant elements are approached and how they relate to the dominant social discourses of their respective eras. As a result, this research concludes that the two films depict different stereotypes and prejudices. The homosexual community transitions from being portrayed with prejudices and a struggle for their rights to being exemplified with real and fitting issues, such as acceptance and internal and external discrimination within the homosexual world.
