Vol. 16 No. 2 (2022): Imaginários e Políticas de Identidade no Bicentenário da Independência do Brasil

Edição do Quadrimestre maio-agosto de 2022 da Revista Mídia e Cotidiano - Imaginários e Políticas de Identidade no Bicentenário da Independência do Brasil.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22409/rmc.v16i3

Published: 2022-05-27

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Revista Mídia e Cotidiano

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Editorial

Imaginaries and identity politics in the bicentennial of the Independence of Brazil

Gabriela Reinaldo, Juremir Machado da Silva, Maurício Ribeiro da Silva

1-6
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Artigos Seção Temática

Brazil in the Collective Imaginary

Larissa Caldeira de Fraga

7-22
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Press and Radio on the Bicentennial of Independence: The Journalistic Discourse on Radio as an Educational and Cultural Media in a Pandemic Context in Bahia

Magno Medeiros, Pricilla Souza Andrade

23-41
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The press as a political institution in Brazil: the reflections of modern ideals in a scenario of digital culture, disinformation and Post-Truth

Egle Müller Spinelli; Isabela Afonso Portas

42-62
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Indigenous self-representation as a politic of identities resistance

Monica Kaseker, Adriana Nakamura Gallassi, Lucas Fernando Ribeiro

63-86
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Collective Pro-diversity Initiatives and the potential to transform the identities represented by Brazilian advertising

Cristiane Mafacioli Carvalho, Enéias Brum

87-107
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Confrontations with the national flag by the contemporary Brazilian cinema

Ana Caroline de Almeida

108-128
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Brazilian Fascism in O som ao redor and O animal cordial: Destabilization and Authoritarianism in Pre-Bolsonaro Brazilian Cinema

Guilherme Fumeo Almeida, Daniel Ricardo Feix

129-150
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The (de)pathologization of Jair Bolsonaro on the networks in times of the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil

Wilson Couto Borges, Camila Fortes Monte Franklin

151-174
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Artigos Seção Livre

The black woman esthetic in curly hair advertising

Camilla Araújo Lopes Vieira , Isabela Farias, Claudenia Mesquita Barroso, Joyce Hilário Maranhão; Francisca Denise Silva Vasconcelos

175-195
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Citizen Images: the participation of Bem TV in stimulating citizenship

Pablo Laignier

196-216
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The times of being young: representation of youth temporalities in Malhação - Viva a Diferença

Amanda Magalhães Ferreira, Denise Figueiredo Barros do Prado

217-238
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Adicción a las redes sociales en jóvenes guayaquileños, Ecuador

Elier González-Martinez, Nerexy Villamar Alava

239-258
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Urban indigenous identities: contemporary autonarratives mediated on Instagram

Rafael Sbeghen Hoff

259-280
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Entrevistas

The importance of streaming for documentary during the Covid-19 pandemic: a conversation with filmmaker Cristiano Burlan

Urbano Lemos Jr, Vicente Gosciola

281-295
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Vol. 16 No. 2 (2022): Imaginários e Políticas de Identidade no Bicentenário da Independência do Brasil

Expediente

Expediente

Editorial

Imaginaries and identity politics in the bicentennial of the Independence of Brazil

Artigos Seção Temática

Brazil in the Collective Imaginary

Press and Radio on the Bicentennial of Independence: The Journalistic Discourse on Radio as an Educational and Cultural Media in a Pandemic Context in Bahia

The press as a political institution in Brazil: the reflections of modern ideals in a scenario of digital culture, disinformation and Post-Truth

Indigenous self-representation as a politic of identities resistance

Collective Pro-diversity Initiatives and the potential to transform the identities represented by Brazilian advertising

Confrontations with the national flag by the contemporary Brazilian cinema

Brazilian Fascism in O som ao redor and O animal cordial: Destabilization and Authoritarianism in Pre-Bolsonaro Brazilian Cinema

The (de)pathologization of Jair Bolsonaro on the networks in times of the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil

Artigos Seção Livre

The black woman esthetic in curly hair advertising

Citizen Images: the participation of Bem TV in stimulating citizenship

The times of being young: representation of youth temporalities in Malhação - Viva a Diferença

Adicción a las redes sociales en jóvenes guayaquileños, Ecuador

Urban indigenous identities: contemporary autonarratives mediated on Instagram

Entrevistas

The importance of streaming for documentary during the Covid-19 pandemic: a conversation with filmmaker Cristiano Burlan

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