• Editorial

  Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes, Sandra Reimão, Richard Romancini

  07-09

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Dossier

• Mediatization theory: a semio-anthropological perspective and some of its consequences

  Eliseo Verón

  13-19

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• Mediatization: conceptualizing cultural and social change

  Stig Hjarvard

  21-44

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• The communicative figurations of mediatized worlds: mediatization research in times of the “mediation of everything”

  Andreas Hepp

  45-64

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• Mediation and reception. Some theoretical and methodological connections in Latin American communication studies

  Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes

  65-80

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• ComDev in the mediatized world

  Thomas Tufte, Oscar Hemer

  81-92

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• Brazil and the democracy of protest

  Renato Janine Ribeiro

  93-118

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Interview

• Ethnography as an approach to investigating media practices – from Macambira to Texas

  Antonio C. La Pastina, Lírian Sifuentes

  121-137

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Em Pauta/Agenda

• The Jouissance-value: a concept for critical of imaginary industry

  Eugênio Bucci, Rafael Duarte Oliveira Venancio

  141-158

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• Digital natives in Brazil and their behavior in front of the screens

  Brasilina Passarelli, Antonio Helio Junqueira, Alan César Belo Angeluci

  159-178

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• Imagining the production, the consumption and the nation: sensitive strategies of advertising communication

  Vander Casaqui

  179-190

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• The historical reception: texts about Brazilian Cinema Novo in Portugal

  Regina Gomes

  191-202

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• Narratives and Afro-Muslim conflict in Brazil: culture and struggle for desires and powers

  Fernando Resende

  203-218

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• From the specular obstacle to the epistemological illusion in theory of photography

  Ana Taís Martins Portanova Barros

  219-234

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• Mediatization and expressive logic featured in historical miniseries: the cases of O Primo Basílio and Os Maias

  Solange Wajnman, Mariana C.F.T Rodrigues

  235-254

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• Media effects on the audience attitudes and behavior

  Raquel Marques Carriço Ferreira

  255-269

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• Public Relations as a strategic function: a path to be traced

  Elisângela Carlosso Machado Mortari, Aline Eggres de Castro

  271-285

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Book reviews

• From body surveillance to the eclipse of subjectivity

  Francisco Rüdiger

  289-293

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• Quality journalism: the issue of democracy

  Daniela Osvald Ramos

  295-298

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• Human practices constructing the History of Communication in Brazil

  Ariane Carla Pereira

  299-304

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Thesis and Dissertations

• Teses e Dissertações do 2º semestre de 2013

  307-310

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