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4. Instrucciones para convertirse en pez

Author

Muñoz Reyes Plaza, Camila Rafaela and Provitina, Gustavo

Subjects
Cortometraje, Ficción, Artes Audiovisuales
Abstract

El cortometraje de ficción Instrucciones para convertirse en pez articula un armado audiovisual que, a partir de una voz reflexiva, la focalización interna y la metáfora, logra relatar a través de la perspectiva inocente de una niña. El objetivo fue integrar diferentes recursos audiovisuales para desarrollar un relato que fuese particularmente articulado desde la mirada ingenua del personaje, explorando así mecanismos audiovisuales para dejar en visto el fluir de la conciencia de la protagonista. Por lo cuál, se buscó trabajar en torno a la voz reflexiva del personaje, en forma de monólogo interior, que en este caso es una niña en búsqueda de su padre. Asimismo, esta metodología pretende rescatar las cualidades de la focalización y auricularización interna en pos de generar una sensación de cercanía e intimidad con el personaje. Finalmente, trabajar de la mano de la metáfora como un mecanismo narrativo enriquecedor del relato., Facultad de Bellas Artes

Published
2019

6. The effects of gender and parental occupation in the apprenticeship market: an experimental evaluation

Author

Fernandes, Ana, Huber, Martin, Plaza, Camila, Fernandes, Ana, Huber, Martin, and Plaza, Camila

Abstract

The apprenticeship market is the earliest possible entry into the workforce in developed economies. Since early labor market shocks are likely magnified throughout professional life, avoiding mismatches between talent and occupations e.g. due to gender- or status-based discrimination appears crucial. This experimental study investigates the effects of applicant gender and its interaction with parental occupation on callback rates in the Swiss apprenticeship market, i.e. invitations to an interview, assessment center, or trial apprenticeship. Our correspondence test consists of sending out fictitious job applications with randomized gender and parental occupation to apprenticeship vacancies in four Swiss regions. We by and large find no robust evidence of differential treatment by employers, as gender and parental occupation do not affect callback rates in a statistically significant way in most cases.

7. The effects of gender and parental occupation in the apprenticeship market: an experimental evaluation

Author

Fernandes, Ana, Huber, Martin, Plaza, Camila, Fernandes, Ana, Huber, Martin, and Plaza, Camila

Abstract

The apprenticeship market is the earliest possible entry into the workforce in developed economies. Since early labor market shocks are likely magnified throughout professional life, avoiding mismatches between talent and occupations e.g. due to gender- or status-based discrimination appears crucial. This experimental study investigates the effects of applicant gender and its interaction with parental occupation on callback rates in the Swiss apprenticeship market, i.e. invitations to an interview, assessment center, or trial apprenticeship. Our correspondence test consists of sending out fictitious job applications with randomized gender and parental occupation to apprenticeship vacancies in four Swiss regions. We by and large find no robust evidence of differential treatment by employers, as gender and parental occupation do not affect callback rates in a statistically significant way in most cases.

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