David Esqueda Villegas is currently a doctorate student in the University of Sonora in Mexico, where he recently got his master’s in science degree in social sciences after developing a thesis study centered around streaming platforms and teen representation, he previously studied Communications, specializing in media production. Throughout his academic career, he has shown interest in studying TV, media and its impact on young adults. So far, he has published book chapters and articles in both Spanish and English, all of them centered around youth and/or media studies. David is currently developing a thesis project about the impact of TV shows on identity and their potential as a learning tool, as well as focusing on analyzing representation in media, constantly looking for a new TV show to watch and analyze how it represents different social problems.
Msc. David Alejandro Esqueda Villegas
Presentation Title: The Characterization of Trauma Response in Tv: The Case of Harrison in The Dexter Franchise
University of Sonora, Mexico
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