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Vol. 11 No. 2 (2024): The press and authoritarism in the past and today
Vol. 11 No. 2 (2024): The press and authoritarism in the past and today
Published:
31/12/2024
Editorial | Editor's note | Editorial | Éditorial
The press and authoritarism in the past and today: journalism and its practices resist
Norma Meireles, Glória Rabay
9-16
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Eixo Temático | Thematic Dossier | Dossier Temático | Dossier thématique
Censorship and framing in war journalism: the perspective of Rubem Braga's chronicles during the Estado Novo
Gisela Cardoso Teixeira
17-37
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Right Turn! Local Media and Environmental Necropolitics in Sorocaba
Paulo Celso Silva, Carlos Carvalho Cavalheiro
38-65
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
O Globo and the atavistic coup: an analysis of the discourse on political coups on the cover of this newspaper
Luciano S. R. Dias
66-88
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
"More than a hundred journalists have been attacked in the last six years": A critical analysis of censorship in Mozambique
Junior Rafael, Aline Roes Dalmolin
89-108
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Pauta Livre | Free Theme Journalism | Temas Libres en el Periodismo | Thème Libre sur le Journalisme
Integrative Review for identification and classification of the earned media on syphilis produced between 2015-2019 in Brazil
Rafael Foletto, Juliana Maria da Silva Lyra, Ana Cláudia Costa de Araújo., Juciano de Sousa Lacerda
109-131
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
The disinformation deepens gender-based political violence
Marinézia Toné, Laerte Cerqueira da Silva
132-149
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Provocations for (Re)Rethinking the Teaching of Communicative Accessibility in Journalism Courses
Felipe Collar Berni
150-166
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Invisible and alone: the investigative journalism made by journalists from community radios in the interior of Brazil
Matheus Dias Galdino Soares, José Carlos Fernandes
167-186
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Review
Sylvia Serafim and albertina, reflections on two famous murderers: a review of Crime da galeria de cristal, by Boris Fausto
Sergio Schargel
187-195
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))
Full version - Dossier- Press and authoritarianism yin the past and today
PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))