Dicen por ahí que cualquier pelotudo tiene un blog y siempre pensé que eso era un buen signo. Como el término suena algo peyorativo en una primera instancia, prefiero reconocer épocas blogueras en las que somos indistintamente "politólogos de almacén", "economistas de taxi" o " semiólogos de verdulería ". Y como diría feisbu "me gusta eso".
Ante la eterna vocación separatista de demostrarle a los grandes oligopolios mediáticos que mienten , cualquier indicio de manipulación que pueda llevar a cabo Clarín es subject de un post que se regenera en un montón de otros posts.
then I will not speculate about the changes that may occur through this practice because more than convincing, I like to ride confusing. Yes, what I do best is confusing.
Consistent with my way of insulting the cry of "functionality!" soil indignant when those who try to sneak the media domain using the same weapons of the dominant without making a critical respect. So a tip is to rethink more than just installed, public opinion does not exist.
How do opinion polls?
There are three fundamental assumptions that guide:
1 - The surveys assume that everyone has an opinion on the subject, what other terms would be equivalent to saying that "talk is available to everyone."
2 - assume that all opinions have equal weight or that all individual opinions are of equal worth.
3 - Asking the same question assumes that there is any consensus on the issue and all agree that it is worth asking.
(At the moment I leave aside the criticism of the representations and biases sample used in the formulation of hypotheses and categories because we've posted many times)
For surveys opinion, what they call "Public Opinion" is equal to the sum of individual opinions purposely ignoring the views are ultimately force and the relations between opinions are conflicts of power between the groups, something very distant from the naive assumption that show consultant opinion.
Those who carry the banner of Public Opinion strive to provide legitimacy is established practice for pursuing a political goal, which is to say that an opinion poll is above all an instrument of political action that imposes illusion of the existence of "public opinion" resulting from a summation of individual opinions. This illusion is so characteristic of the tops of the morning hiding a state of tension typical of the opinion that there is more than a system of ongoing tensions in the struggle for meaning.
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