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The interest in research and proposals regarding the artistic and cultural development of the rural sector in Ecuador has been null, little addressed and insufficient. When considering the concept of development within the framework of rurality, one generally thinks of concepts such as productivity, livestock, industry, agriculture, fishing and, currently, tourism: a growing activity on which several studies can be found in academic search engines. For this reason, the present investigation that seeks to contribute with a description of the situations that are evident in the community under study is proposed, in particular, with a commitment to artistic, communicational and cultural development that, taking as a starting point, to the community cinema seen as the catalytic element of the strengthening of integration, the work with cultural identity, and the visual literacy that Ecuadorian society so lacks. To refer to the use of audiovisual tools from the perspective of community cinema, the research design was non-experimental and the non-experimental mixed methodology was used. Data collection was carried out in field visits to the inhabitants of the Tres Cerritos Parish where formulated a survey, participatory observation techniques and an ethnographic field diary to recognize the cultural development of the rural sector and demonstrate the spaces to which they have dedicated to artistic and cultural activities. In conclusion, with the premise that community cinema is “[...] an integrated whole, a productive micro chain, for good living, for the impact of change, to achieve sustainability” (Kaspar, 2014), the writing a scientific article that explores, and looks at said activity as a communicative reference that generates interaction, and promotes the realization of cultural and artistic practices that promote development seen as a broad concept, not only as productive development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of the article is to understand how CLOC, Via Campesina and ALBA Movements are articulated as popular apparatuses of hegemony and act in their struggles providing engagement with the common from Latin America. We discuss the role of community and popular communication in the construction of popular hegemony and analyze how these popular organizations used their digital platforms to organize their speeches, their struggles and contribute to the formation of public opinion. Methodologically, we carried out a nonsystematic and empirical exploratory bibliographical research through the observation of digital platforms of the selected organizations and documental analysis of texts from the three organizations that signal their understandings about the common and political crises in Brazil and Peru. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article examines how people gathered and transmitted political information in Colombia during the second half of the nineteenth century. Existing scholarship has predominantly focused on the study of the press in Colombia and Latin America. However, few historians have explored other forms of information, such as telegrams, rumours and letters, or how Colombians combined these. By focusing on how various forms of information circulated through political, familial and commercial networks, this study offers a new dimension to our understanding of communications in Colombia. It argues that this was a period of increasing circulation of information due to social, political and economic change, as well as new links between oral and written practices. Thus, this article illuminates how Colombians circulated political information in a society of restricted literacy in post-colonial Latin America, offering new insights into politics, communications and the interplay between written and oral culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A ideia principal aqui é propiciar uma reflexão sobre as possibilidades que programas de pesquisas, tais como SETI e METI podem proporcionar tanto cientificamente quanto socialmente. A justificativa para esse artigo está vinculada ao crescente interesse por esse programas de pesquisa, não apenas pela mídia, mas, hoje em dia, também pela comunidade científica através da boa ciência. É importante destacar que a tarefa aqui será explorar Babel e não a de deplorar a sua existência. A metodologia para desenvolver este artigo tem como base a concatenação de aspectos histórico-críticos, avaliando os argumentos favoráveis e desfavoráveis que os praticantes da ciência forneceram, ao longo do tempo, sobre esta atividade de pesquisa. Os resultados apontam para o uso do princípio da mediocridade por indutivistas otimistas como meio de argumentação, tentando estabelecer que a prática desta pesquisa é pautada na boa ciência e justificável. Por outro lado, o grupo de praticantes céticos da ciência que contestam essa pesquisa argumentam que não existem evidências que sustentem todo o empenho, fornecimento e gastos de energia e tempo de cientistas, como de recursos financeiros. Por fim, foi possível concluir que tanto os indutivistas otimistas, como os críticos mais céticos aos programas SETI e METI não sabem o que é possível conceber de fato desse tipo de pesquisa a partir da boa ciência, sem que haja um envolvimento metafísico, ou em outras palavras, sem que a Filosofia seja considerada a grande protagonista dessa história ainda em construção.

Este artigo busca, tendo como base os estudos sobre estigmas sociais e os conceitos compartilhados por linhas teóricas da análise do discurso, analisar as formas pelas quais os discursos de intolerância religiosa se apresentam nas narrativas dos episódios do caso que ficou, nos anos de 1990, conhecido como “Bruxas de Guaratuba”. Além disso, pretende identificar e apontar os possíveis efeitos de sentido em relação ao reforço ou questionamento dos estigmas sociais cristalizados e reproduzidos pelos discursos veiculados no podcast “Projeto Humanos: O Caso Evandro” (2018-2020). Este artigo concentra algumas constatações obtidas em iniciação científica realizada na Escola de Comunicações e Artes da USP, sob orientação da Profª. Drª. Rosana de Lima Soares.

O campo da moda, parte visível de uma cultura e identidade do indivíduo, produz e divulga valores próprios de seu tempo e de seus consumidores. Ao consumir, pensamos, escolhemos e reelaboramos nosso sentido social. Neste artigo, analisaremos a comunicação da marca Gucci e como sua união com o camp, baseadas em memórias do passado, tornam-se condizentes com os valores atuais de uma sociedade, por meio de rituais de posse: nos quais o consumidor transfere significados dos bens para suas vidas.

Este artigo realiza um levantamento sobre a pesquisa em comunicação que articula a temática jornalismo independente e alternativo, a fim de observar conceitos, tipos de estudo e técnicas de pesquisa mais utilizados. Para alcançarmos os objetivos, mapeou-se as pesquisas apresentadas nos Encontros anuais da Associação Nacional dos Programas de Pós-Graduação em Comunicação (Compós) e na base de dados da Associação Brasileira de Pesquisadores em Jornalismo (SBPJor). O recorte temporal para coleta dos dados compreende os anos de 2016 a 2021. Ademais, utilizou-se da pesquisa bibliográfica como técnica no intuito de conhecer o estado da arte. Com este estudo foi possível mensurar como autores têm dificuldades em conceituar e diferenciar o jornalismo independente e alternativo. Por fim, é possível afirmar que a maioria dos artigos coletados é baseada em estudos empíricos e nem sempre se detém em conceituar o jornalismo independente e alternativo, mas sim utilizam iniciativas assim denominadas como objetos de estudos.

RESUMO Objetivo Comparar o perfil psicoeducacional de crianças com TEA verbais e não verbais. Método Estudo transversal, com amostra de 30 crianças (15 verbais e 15 não verbais), entre 2 e 9 anos, aproximadamente, com diagnóstico médico de TEA, realizado em equipe. Para a análise do desenvolvimento, aplicou-se a escala de desenvolvimento do Perfil Psicoeducacional Revisado (PEP-R), sendo os dados analisados quantitativamente, de forma comparativa e com uso de testes estatísticos, pelo Modelo ANCOVA para análise de covariância, que avaliou a compatibilidade entre os grupos quanto as pontuações obtidas em cada área tendo como covariável a idade cronológica e o Teste t de Student para Amostras Independentes (nível de significância p ≤ 0,001). Resultados a pontuação nas diferentes áreas do PEP-R foi superior no grupo verbal, havendo relação, na amostra estudada, entre desenvolvimento da linguagem e de habilidades cognitivas e sócio adaptativas. A comparação entre os grupos indica que o perfil do grupo não verbal se encontra rebaixado, com diferenças estatisticamente significantes nas áreas de imitação, percepção, coordenação motora ampla e fina, integração olho mão, desenvolvimento cognitivo e capacidade cognitiva verbal. Conclusão o objetivo de comparar o perfil psicoeducacional de autistas verbais e não verbais foi atingido, apontando diferenças significativas. O perfil dos indivíduos com TEA não verbais analisados na amostra se encontra rebaixado em relação aos verbais. Sugerem-se novos estudos com amostras maiores, faixas etárias delimitadas e com mais testes específicos em cada área do desenvolvimento.

Objetivo: conhecer a vivência de profissionais dos serviços de atendimento pré e intra-hospitalar acerca dos entraves na comunicação. Método: estudo qualitativo e descritivo, realizado com trinta e dois profissionais de serviços de urgência. A coleta dos dados foi realizada entre outubro de 2020 a fevereiro de 2021, por entrevista semiestruturada, sendo os dados analisados por Análise de Conteúdo Temática. Resultados: os profissionais identificam que a comunicação entre os serviços não é efetiva, o que compromete a qualidade dos atendimentos prestados à população, frisando com isso a importância da criação de cursos de capacitação, reposição e disponibilidade de materiais e novos protocolos assistenciais. Considerações finais: trouxe o reconhecimento da problemática que é de grande relevância, destacando a desvalorização do processo de comunicação e que há falta de estudos que discutam essa problemática.

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This work aims to present the act of writing, present in the work Becos da Memória, by Conceição Evaristo (2017), as a form of resistance to a subalternizing social order within the context in which there is a scarcity of literacy. In this way, we intend to present arguments that bring together the theories of Spinoza, Lotman, Rancière and Derrida - among other important authors in the field of Communication - with excerpts from Becos da Memória, in order to illustrate propositions for a new way of thinking about modes of dissensual politics, considering that they transpose socially established contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to identify communicational manifestations within a samba school parade, based on the analysis of their costumes for the carnival parade. Starting from the contextualization of social movements and the territorialities of these groups, the insertion of the samba school as a model of social movement is observed. Having as object of study the costumes of the samba school Estado Maior da Restinga, champion of the 2023 Porto Alegre carnival, the Content Analysis method is applied (BARDIN, 2016), which reveals the relationship between the cultural production of the school of samba and folkcommunication, bringing their communicational aspects and their production of meaning as pieces of manifestation of their popular expression on the avenue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this research is to examine how the communication model used in primary schools affects the academic performance of migrant students from Syria, as perceived by both teachers and students. The study aims to determine whether the communication model has positive or negative effects on the academic success of these students. Thus, the case study approach, a qualitative research methodology, was deemed favorable. The major subjects of this study are Syrian refugees now enrolled in elementary schools in the Turkish cities of Gaziantep as well as Hatay, as well as the instructors who instruct these pupils. Twenty-two Syrian refugee pupils and fifteen of their teachers were interviewed using a semi-structured form to collect their perspectives. NVivo R1 was used to do the analysis on the data collected during the semi-structured interview. The research findings indicate that the lack of proficiency in Turkish language had a detrimental impact on the academic performance of the students. The imperative for school stakeholders to address the communication challenges faced by immigrant students necessitates a collaborative approach. The lecturer adeptness in communication and their preparedness in handling immigrant students facilitate their ability to effectively address any challenges that may arise within the educational institutions they serve. The positive impact of this will be reflected in the accomplishment of two educators as well as learners. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article discusses the Colombian scientific production around Communication registered in the Scopus database, the main trends of its scientific activity, and the characteristics of its intellectual, social, and thematic structure. Information published by Colombian authors in journals in the Communication category (2021 version) of the Scimago Journal Rank (SJR) was extracted, adding journals indexed in Scopus. We used bibliometric indicators of production, impact, and collaboration and techniques such as cocitation, coupling, and co-occurrence using the VOSViewer software. The main results show a sustained growth in the number of documents and citations, the leadership of two of the most important national scientific journals such as Palabra Clave and Signo y Pensamiento, and the significant contribution of a group of national authors and widely recognized universities in the Communication teaching and research field: Universidad de La Sabana, Universidad Javeriana, and Universidad del Norte. The techniques revealed the structure of disciplinary research in the sample, the collaboration relationships, and the relevant research topics fronts. This helpful information for researchers, editors, and scientific policymakers highlights the vast diversity of topics and the absence of theoretical research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article "Arrival of the cinematograph in the exotic Caribbean" by Carlos López Lizarazo analyzes the impact of cinema in the Caribbean region. It examines the arrival of the cinematograph in different Caribbean countries and its influence on the local film industry. Topics such as cultural identity, film production, and cultural exchanges between Cartagena, Veracruz, and Havana are explored. The article provides a comparative view of the film industry in the Caribbean and highlights the importance of cinema in the construction of national identity. [Extracted from the article]

This article is an approach to the study of audience reception from a look at the distribution of power between the three sectors of communication. We start from UNESCO's premise by considering that a distribution of radio spectrum and audience in equal parts constitutes a health of the media system to strengthen democracy. From this perspective, a look is taken at the scenarios made possible by the Internet as a space in which traditional and native media converge, specifically between traditional radio and its convergent adaptation on its various platforms. Open reception data and consumption information were collected through some internet platform to compare the two scenarios. The study tries to clarify the possibilities that the Internet offers to democratize the media system or if it is just another illusion through which the concentration of traditional private and state powers moves to dominate meaning. The results indicate that the struggle for power and counterpower is still valid, but community radio stations lose locally and their impact expands to other territories of what we call national global and global. It is considered that in the current context, the fight for more space in the radio spectrum must continue to be a constant as long as there are no real local conditions for discourse from the Internet to enable democratic scenarios that overcome inequality and disconnections in the territories. However, local community radio stations, when advancing in technological conversion, should not neglect their territory and rethink convergent radio as another scenario of media influence where the state, the private and the citizen share the same cyberspace. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The new technologies have contributed to increased autonomy for people with disabilities and to the reduction of their technological gap through the acquisition of digital skills, which has enhanced their dignity in society and reinforced inclusive social values. Moreover, there continues to be a gap between the personal identity of people with disabilities and their own social construction. Although the negative image conveyed by the media in the past has nearly disappeared, the dichotomous depiction of people with disabilities as either heroes or victims continues to obstruct their inclusion in the public sphere. Despite this situation, we see on social networks how the self-portrayal of people with disabilities is starting to promote diversity in the fields of beauty and fashion. These achievements, together with the additional impetus provided by both educational innovation programs and corporate purpose initiatives of organisations, have led to new employment opportunities that go beyond the stereotyped professions traditionally assigned to people with disabilities. The acquisition of digital skills is vital in meeting the challenges that are work-related, cultural, and social, which are being posed by the current digital environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As it happens with disability and diversity in real life, relegated and barely visible, research on these issues has not been a priority in the field of communication. However, and given its social relevance, it is necessary to observe the academic production that has addressed these topics. Thus, the objectives of the study consist of detecting the keywords and bibliographic references most used in the area, as well as analyzing the context of production and the theoretical-methodological instrumentalization of this kind of research. For this, two closely linked studies were carried out: first, a bibliometric analysis of 316 articles published, from 2012 to 2022, in journals indexed in Web of Science and, second, a content analysis of a probabilistic sample of 174 papers. The main findings describe a growing area driven by female authors affiliated with not only Anglo-Saxon universities, but also Spanish ones, who publish their work in English and in journals mainly of the USA. Likewise, it is an empirical production focused on the analysis (quantitative and qualitative) of the information disclosed on social networks and television regarding aspects such as accessibility, Paralympics, digital divide or mental health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study sought to understand the manifestations of parental control, communication and affection in the raising of children in the early childhood stage. The method was plated from the qualitative paradigm, with historical hermeneutical approach, ethnographic type. The measurement instruments were the focus group interview guide and the life history guide. The collection techniques were life history and the focus group. The participants were 19 families. The information analyzed from the theoretical perspective of Baumrind (1991) indicated that parental control went from authoritarian to authoritative; Traditionally unidirectional communication became bidirectional and in the manifestations of affection they showed some changes due to the influence of social and political frames of reference. In conclusion, families practice parenting styles different from those experienced in their history. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este artigo aborda o feminismo e o campo da Comunicação. Inicia contextualizando a temática e oferece uma conceituação sobre o feminismo e suas origens, indicando dados relativos às pautas que apontam as desigualdades de gênero, para, em seguida, enfocar a relação com a Comunicação. Indica uma relação ainda muito tímida que esse campo mantém com os estudos feministas e de gênero, e propõe que essa relação se intensifique e passe a nortear pesquisas na área, independentemente dos objetos empíricos.

Neste artigo temos o objetivo de refletir sobre a comunicação organizacional de museus. Para isso, além de breve revisão de literatura, empregamos dados empíricos, coletados por AUTOR (ano) por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas com representantes de 12 museus de Porto Alegre. Como resultados, evidenciamos que a comunicação organizacional dos museus ainda é fortemente pautada pelo viés transmissivo, difusionista e de publicização, mas há tendência idealizada de qualificar esses processos mediante comunicação vinculativa e/ou dialógica.

Ao reconhecer o conceito de interseccionalidade como fundante, este artigo propõe descortinar o quanto tal conceito atravessa as narrativas de Comunicação no âmbito corporativo, em especial relativas à campanha do Dia Internacional da Mulher, foco de nossa pesquisa. O recorte interseccional em Comunicação precisa ser aprofundado para permitir análises dos sujeitos e estruturas. Admitimos essa lacuna e apontamos tal necessidade para desvelar matrizes de opressão que atravessam corpos, relações e discursos. Aprofundar-nos é, portanto, fundamental para a compreensão dos efeitos comunicacionais engendrados.

Este artigo busca refletir acerca das relações de sentidos implicadas no fenômeno do empreendedorismo feminino, a partir da análise de quatro perfis no Instagram. Num cruzamento entre a perspectiva comunicacional e a análise crítica do discurso, verificamos que tais perfis apresentam a mulher como prolongamento de sua empresa, racionalidade presente na cultura empreendedora e em intersecção com a visão estabelecida pelo feminismo neoliberal na qual barreiras de gênero podem ser superadas se as mulheres tiverem consciência de suas capacidades individuais.

RESUMO Objetivou-se compreender os aspectos envolvidos na comunicação da própria condição clínica aos parceiros por mulheres jovens que nasceram com HIV. Trata-se de pesquisa qualitativa, desenvolvida em Serviço de Assistência Especializada ao HIV na região sul do Brasil com dez jovens que nasceram com HIV, sendo empregada a entrevista individual, de junho de 2017 a março de 2018. Utilizou-se a análise psicossocial ancorada no Quadro da Vulnerabilidade e dos Direitos Humanos. Evidenciaramse dois grupos: o primeiro, composto por jovens que optaram por comunicar sua condição clínica ao parceiro no início das relações afetivas; e o segundo, com as jovens que postergaram tal comunicação. Todas vivenciaram receios e medos da reação do parceiro, pensaram ou adotaram algumas estratégias para a comunicação e relataram situações de menor implicação nas condutas preventivas ao HIV pelos casais/parceiros. Conclui-se que são essenciais práticas de cuidado que dialoguem com as jovens sobre as dificuldades singulares em seus contextos intersubjetivos, atravessados por questões sociais estruturais a fim de apoiá-las na comunicação sobre a soropositividade aos parceiros em tempo mais oportuno possível, na adoção de estratégias preventivas e no acesso aos recursos que protejam a saúde sexual e reprodutiva delas e dos parceiros.

O artigo trata sobre uma reflexão dos processos de design de moda que permita apurar o olhar das relações entre moda e comunicação, em um experimento de design. O ponto de partida é compreender o viés da moda e a informação que está presente nos desfiles das passarelas de moda. Utiliza-se de um desfile autoral como assunto de reflexão para trazer luz a alguns aspectos do objeto de estudo. Este foi desenvolvido para a tese de doutorado do autor, Sob Nova Direção “Passarela Performática”: Metodologia de Projeto para Design, Arte e Moda. A partir de um desfile conceitual que atenda o sistema da moda vigente, é possível compreender a ação que move o evento. Um desfile no âmbito do Design dá-se pela espetacularização e está constituído por dois momentos: um inicial de inspiração livre, demonstrado pela primeira experiência, e o segundo, baseado nesse experimento, que busca compreender como se dá a transmissão e a disseminação da informação em tempos digitais.

Introdução: O vínculo profissional-paciente baseia-se na comunicação que respeita aspectos verbais e subjetivos. Entretanto, o conjunto de formas gestuais, conhecido como Língua Brasileira de Sinais (LIBRAS), não é compreendido por grande parte dos profissionais da área da saúde, comprometendo a qualidade e satisfação do atendimento ao paciente surdo. Objetivo: Avaliar o atendimento e a capacidade comunicacional de médicos e enfermeiros a pacientes surdos na atenção primária à saúde (APS) numa cidade de Minas Gerais, Brasil. Método: Estudo transversal quantitativo, de campo, observacional e descritivo, com uma amostra de 69 médicos e enfermeiros atuantes na APS num município no sul de Minas Gerais, Brasil. O questionário foi adaptado para a visão dos profissionais de saúde. Resultados: Observou-se que 86,9% (n=60) dos profissionais possuem «Nada/Quase nada»” de domínio da LIBRAS, impossibilitando a compreensão da queixa do paciente surdo, observada em 43,5% (n=30) dos entrevistados. Assim, em consequência dessa dificuldade comunicacional, a procura por profissionais da saúde por parte dos surdos não é significativa, uma vez que 33,3% (n=23) dos profissionais nunca ou raramente os atendeu. Conclusão: Conclui-se que a comunicação é a principal barreira na interação profissional-paciente surdo, dificultando a criação de vínculo, informação de diagnóstico e adesão ao tratamento.

Apresentação e discussão da edição de setembro-dezembro de 2023 da Revista Mídia e Cotidiano.