836:) under the direction of Luz Rodríguez Carranza, an Argentine exile who remained abroad. The name of the work was a play on the duality of the word "just" – in other words, did films portray just an image, or was it the just (correct or right) image. The following year, her thesis was published as a book under the same title. It analyzed the way politics changed films over the period, first creating the myths of the regime, then completely ignoring the terror and repression, and finally questioning and demanding answers for the lack of portrayals. In 2010, she was awarded a two-year
272:, but its approval was delayed until her advisor returned from exile. Initially she worked as a journalist but was hired to head ILET's women and society department between 1987 and 1990. Employed as an assistant professor in the faculty of philosophy and letters at the University of Buenos Aires in 1990, she later served three terms as chair of film analysis and film criticism in the arts department. In 1992, she joined with other women academics to found a
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Casullo, who used the name Hernán Castillo. While she was making the film, she gave birth to her oldest daughter Mariana, followed in 1981 by another daughter, Liza. The documentary was released in 1977. She was hired by UNAM to teach and as a director for the
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Minister. He implemented a terrorist campaign against leftists, which resulted in Amado's boss warning her not to come to work at Channel 7. Casullo also quit going to the Ministry of Education because he had been placed on the "death list" of the
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Caracas, Amado first worked for an advertising agency and then began making films and commercials for the Ministry of Culture. Among her films were a production about the nationalization of the oil industry and another about the
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Argentina. In addition to founding the journal
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at the beginning of 1983, Amado had a difficult time locating adequate schooling for her daughters because during the dictatorship the school system had declined. Schooling for her daughters and submitting her thesis,
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and continued to teach in
Argentina and abroad until 2015. Amado died in 2016 and is remembered for her works analyzing Argentine history and as one of the founders of the field of gender studies in Argentina.
572:(UNAM, National Autonomous University of Mexico). Her work at the library focused on producing a film about the Montoneros. Using the magazines she had filmed in Caracas, Amado produced a one-hour documentary
626:(ILET, Latin American Institute for Transnational Studies) focusing on indigenous women. The research brought her in contact for the first time with feminists from Mexico and Chile, changing her view of the
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to continue her evaluation of political insurgency and public perception as depicted in
Argentine visual arts. She continued to lecture at the University of Buenos Aires and at the
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255:(UNAM, National Autonomous University of Mexico), while continuing her graduate courses. Coming into contact with feminists, she conducted research on indigenous women at the
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in 2001. Together with Domínguez, in 2004 she published a book examining the way families were portrayed in literature. In 2008, Amada was awarded a PhD in
Humanities from
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and their traditional way of life. On meeting a fellow
Argentine who had collected decades of political magazines, she filmed his entire collection. Her documentary film,
493:(Department of Culture and Communication). Although the project fell apart, she continued meeting with Casullo in regard to her radio program, and they began dating. When
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Directors of the university. That year, representing the arts, she began working with other women academics, including anthropologist
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Libertella states on 10 November "Murió ayer en Buenos Aires" ; whereas Domínguez writes "El 10 de noviembre de 2016 falleció nuestra querida compañera Ana Amado" .
551:(Creative Audiovisual Productions), aired in 1976. Casullo eventually joined her in Venezuela, but as he was legally unable to work, the couple decided to move to
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group of radical, urban guerillas, joining their youth corps. Amado began working as an on-air journalist, reporting for the state-owned
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1864:"Ana Amado, profesora de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, imparte el Ciclo de Cine Político y Poéticas de la Memoria"
1626:"Sobre Amado, Ana. La imagen justa. Cine argentino y política (1980-2007), Buenos Aires, Colihue, 2009, 256 páginas"
288:(Interdisciplinary Institute of Gender Studies) at the University of Buenos Aires. In 2008, she earned her PhD from
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251:(UAM, Autonomous Metropolitan University) and the
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268:On her return, Amado submitted her thesis to the
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313:until the sixth grade, when her family moved to
1666:"Ana Amado, intelectual del cine y la política"
1424:[Open Encounter: Homage to Ana Amado].
900:Lazos de familia: herencias, cuerpos, ficciones
881:] (in Spanish). Santiago, Chile: Fempress.
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2015:20th-century Argentine women journalists
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1814:"A los 87 años murió Héctor Schmucler"
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812:National University of Rosario
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1525:Domínguez, Nora (June 2018).
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1906:on 28 January 2020
1844:Guggenheim Fellows
1634:Revista Imagofagia
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757:Mirta Ana Barbieri
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543:Noises in the Head
393:Música en libertad
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1892:"Ana María Amado"
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