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Fig. 1.1 Map of Iquique and Alto Hospicio
Fig. 1.2 Detailed map of Iquique and Alto Hospicio
Fig. 1.3 A view of Alto Hospicio from a hill in the central eastern part of the city
Fig. 1.4 A self-constructed home in a toma neighbourhood
Fig. 1.5 ‘Alto Hospicio occupies last place in ranking of quality of life in cities’
Fig. 1.6 Map of territory changes as a result of the War of the Pacific
Fig. 1.7 Iquique’s Municipal Theatre, decorated for Fiestas Patrias
Fig. 1.8 Billboard advertisement in central Iquique for Zofri Tommy Hilfiger shop
Fig. 1.9 Graffiti reading ‘Cholos fuera! Bolis, pata raja! Monos culiao’
Fig. 1.10 Women’s clothing styles for sale in Alto Hospicio’s Agro market
Fig. 1.11 A barber’s shop display of possible hairstyles
Fig. 2.1 A small internet access shop in Alto Hospicio
Fig. 3.1 Typical selfie of a young Hospiceño
Fig. 3.2 Typical selfie of a young Hospiceña
Fig. 3.3 Two young Hospiceños take a selfie with silly faces
Fig. 3.8 ‘Waiting in line to pay my bill’
Fig. 3.11 Photograph of friends
Fig. 3.12 Photograph of leisure
Fig. 3.13 Instagram photograph from a user in Santiago
Fig. 3.14 Instagram photograph from a user in Santiago
Fig. 3.15 Instragram photograph of ‘mundane’ item
Fig. 3.16 Instagram photograph of ‘mundane’ item
Fig. 3.17 Meme featuring Tony Stark, Iron Man character
Fig. 3.18 Meme depicting sperm racing for an egg
Fig. 3.22 ‘Expected vs. Reality’ style meme
Fig. 3.23 A Toddy advertisement modelled after the ‘Expected vs. Reality’-style memes
Fig. 3.24 Meme depicting a tombstone inscribed with ‘Here rests my desire to study’
Fig. 4.1 Cartoon meme depicting the stereotype of flaites in Alto Hospicio
Fig. 4.3 Photograph of pregnancy
Fig. 4.4 Photograph of pregnancy
Fig. 4.6 The picture of rings that Nicole and Martin posted on their Facebook pages
Fig. 4.7 Cartoon wedding meme: ‘I now declare you husband and wife. You may update your Facebook statuses.’
Fig. 4.8 A photo collage that Nicole shared featuring herself and Martin
Fig. 4.9 Meme shared among female friends
Fig. 5.1 Meme depicting identification with work
Fig. 5.2 Meme depicting frustration with work
Fig. 5.3 Photographs from the mine
Fig. 5.4 Photograph from the mine
Fig. 5.5 Photograph from the mine
Fig. 5.6 Photograph from the mine
Fig. 5.8 Meme: ‘Titanic, and an unforeseen problem’
Fig. 5.9 A sushi advertisement
Fig. 5.10 Photographs of party decorations
Fig. 5.11 Instagram of shopping trolley
Fig. 5.12 Photographs of community activities
Fig. 5.13 Photograph of work or modification on vehicle
Fig. 5.14 Photograph of work or modification on vehicle
Fig. 5.15 Meme depicting gender assumptions
Fig. 5.16 Meme depicting gender assumptions
Fig. 5.17 Meme about pent-up sexual energy after a week at the mine
Fig. 5.18 Meme depicting sexuality
Fig. 6.3 Meme depicting presidential candidates corresponding to popular soda brand
Fig. 6.4 Meme depicting 2013 presidential candidates
Fig. 6.5 Meme calling for participation in an event commemorating the Santa Maria School Massacre
Fig. 6.6 Photographs of community activities
Fig. 6.7 Meme depicting distance from Santiago
Fig. 6.8 Meme giving ‘Ten reasons that confirm that Jesus was Chilean’
Fig. 6.9 Meme depicting Chilean language conventions
Fig. 6.10 Map of maritime territory
Fig. 6.11 Meme about maritime border
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