Perspectivas multidisciplinares da Comunicação em contexto de pandemia — Vol. II
Sinopsis
O 2º volume do e-book Perspetivas multidisciplinares da Comunicação em contexto de pandemia integra 14 textos de autores portugueses e brasileiros que apresentam reflexões teóricas e estudos empíricos encetados durante a pandemia.
Sobre diferentes perspetivas que convocam as ciências da comunicação na análise da pandemia covid-19, o ICNOVA dá uma contribuição que nos parecem de inegável interesse para o aprofundamento dos estudos sobre este complexo problema que atingiu a humanidade de forma fulminante no início de 2020.
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Introdução
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The “resurgence” of television news: a “window” for the pandemic
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Covid-19 and the Media Crisis in Portugal
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COVID-19 in the nightly news: the role of television in the social construction of the pandemic
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Journalistic credibility and the discourse of “fight” against disinformation in the media coverage of COVID-19 in Brazil
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Discursive practices of Portuguese journalists in times of COVID-19
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Reagindo à COVID-19: comunicação digital dos sistemas regionais de direitos humanos sobre a Pandemia Global do Coronavírus
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Divergent information, flaws and denial: an analysis of the confrontation with COVID-19 in Brazil in the scope of communication
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COVID-19 and the imune discourse: biopolitics, bioeconomy and resistance
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Chain reaction: COVID-19 and digital engagement at local power at Lisbon
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Public Relations Practices in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic: From Academia to Civil Society
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Success Factors of COVID-19 Crisis Management in New Zealand and the communicational style of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
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Burning Veil, Shapeless Remains: Playing with Works of Art in Times of Pandemic
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Remote teaching in COVID-19 context for design thinking-based project practice
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Pandemic citizenships: the connective forms of dwelling
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Media, information and behavior in Brazil and Portugal during the pandemic
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