Vol. 18 No. 1 (2024): Special Issue: Authoritarianism and Online Mobilization: Polarization, Radicalization, and Normalization

January-April 2024 Quadrimester Edition of Mídia e Cotidiano Magazine - Authoritarianism and Online Mobilization: Polarization, Radicalization and Normalization

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22409/rmc.v18i1

Published: 2024-01-08

Expediente

Expediente

Revista Mídia e Cotidiano

I-III
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Editorial

Autoritarismo e mobilização on-line: Polarização, Radicalização, Normalização

Afonso de Albuquerque, Marcelo Alves dos Santos Júnior, Liriam Sponholz

1-7
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Artigos Seção Temática

Das margens ao centro – “A normalização sem vergonha"

Ruth Emily Wodak

8-24
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“God, Country, Family and Freedom”: political radicalization in the evangelical digital media ecosystem in Brazil

Débora Salles, Bruno Mauricio Mattos Martins, Rose Marie Santini

25-52
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Catolicismo e política na era digital: o caso de Bernardo Küster e a Teologia da Libertação no YouTube

Manoela Mayrink, Melina Meimaridis

53-73
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“Smoke Screen”: Environmental Denialism and Colonial Imaginary on YouTube

Caio Dayrell Santos, Andressa Michelotti Oliveira, Ricardo Fabrino Mendonça

74-95
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Jair Bolsonaro's discriminatory speech and narrative: an analysis of his Twitter posts with a focus on homofobia

Edson Fernando D'Almonte, George de Araújo e Silva

96-117
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"There comes a time when you have to pull the trigger!": hate speech, apology, and incitement to crime on TV in the post-2022 elections

João Paulo Malerba, Rosangela Fernandes

118-142
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Monitoring the 2022 Brazilian elections: platform affordances of YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook and the uses in digital campaigns

Daniela Osvald Ramos , Pablo Almada, Natasha Bachini Pereira, Marcos César Alvarez

143-168
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Artigos Seção Livre

The symbolic consumption of disinformation anchored in journalistic credibility: analysis of the legitimation elements of discourse in the 2022 Elections

Eliza Bachega Casadei, Liliane de Lucena Ito

169-195
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“Afroconvenient”... Racial self-declaration in the 2022 election campaign: an analysis of Twitter publications on the controversy of ACM Neto in Bahia

Sérgio Rodrigo da Silva Ferreira

196-217
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An analysis of the images of the self in the presidential own pronunciation of Jair Messias Bolsonaro: an (im)probable president of Brazil

Thiago Barbosa Soares

218-235
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Female gender, body and sexuality in sport: the athletes' uniforms at the Tokyo Olympics

Tarcyanie Cajueiro Santos, Georgia de Mattos, Murilo Aranha Guimarães Marcello, Felipe Tavares Paes Lopes

236-251
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The audiodrama podcast in response to a new demand for immersive listening

Daniel Gambaro, Nivaldo Ferraz

252-273
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Entrevistas

Cas Mudde: “Populism is not only euphemism; it lacks clarity and we have better terms to describe the same”

Liriam Sponholz, Özgür Özvatan

274-290
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Improductions during an Interview with Paz Encina

Sebastiao Guilherme Albano da Costa

291-302
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Resenhas

Bolsonarismo: from the culture war to domestic terrorism

Mário Jorge de Paiva

303-309
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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2024): Special Issue: Authoritarianism and Online Mobilization: Polarization, Radicalization, and Normalization

Expediente

Expediente

Editorial

Autoritarismo e mobilização on-line: Polarização, Radicalização, Normalização

Artigos Seção Temática

Das margens ao centro – “A normalização sem vergonha"

“God, Country, Family and Freedom”: political radicalization in the evangelical digital media ecosystem in Brazil

Catolicismo e política na era digital: o caso de Bernardo Küster e a Teologia da Libertação no YouTube

“Smoke Screen”: Environmental Denialism and Colonial Imaginary on YouTube

Jair Bolsonaro's discriminatory speech and narrative: an analysis of his Twitter posts with a focus on homofobia

"There comes a time when you have to pull the trigger!": hate speech, apology, and incitement to crime on TV in the post-2022 elections

Monitoring the 2022 Brazilian elections: platform affordances of YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook and the uses in digital campaigns

Artigos Seção Livre

The symbolic consumption of disinformation anchored in journalistic credibility: analysis of the legitimation elements of discourse in the 2022 Elections

“Afroconvenient”... Racial self-declaration in the 2022 election campaign: an analysis of Twitter publications on the controversy of ACM Neto in Bahia

An analysis of the images of the self in the presidential own pronunciation of Jair Messias Bolsonaro: an (im)probable president of Brazil

Female gender, body and sexuality in sport: the athletes' uniforms at the Tokyo Olympics

The audiodrama podcast in response to a new demand for immersive listening

Entrevistas

Cas Mudde: “Populism is not only euphemism; it lacks clarity and we have better terms to describe the same”

Improductions during an Interview with Paz Encina

Resenhas

Bolsonarismo: from the culture war to domestic terrorism

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