The crisis of what is real. Representations of the 2008 financial crisis in contemporary audiovisual

The crisis of what is real is an analysis of the representation of the crisis originated in 2008, not only financial but also political, cultural, and social (central axis of the book), through different audiovisual works (photographs, series, films.). It is a collective project, including an introduction and thirteen chapters, each by a different author. It is intended for researchers, communication professionals, students, and teachers, as its objective is to portray a perspective of that representation of discomfort.