Vol. 15 No. Especial (2022): Latin American critical thinking and alternatives in dealing with the crisis of contemporary capitalism

Simpósio - V SICCAL

• V International Symposium on Culture and Communication in Latin America

  Fabiana Félix do Amaral e Silva

  10-11

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• The color of creation: a study on the black professional in advertising agencies

  Epaminondas Terezo Paulino, Manoela Pagotto Martins Nodari, Rosane Vasconcelos Zanotti

  12-28

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• The “cancel culture”: contributions from a sociological perspective

  Tamires de Assis Lima Martins, Ana Paula Cordeiro

  29-47

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• Springs of words and sources of theories - freedoms and partnerships in the construction of alternatives

  Silas Nogueira

  48-64

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• Popular and peripheral educommunication in the pandemic: struggle for human rights and visibility of memories in the ravines

  Juliana Salles de Souza

  65-81

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• Writing, hip hop pedagogy and the teaching of history: reflections on coping with the pandemic on the outskirts of São Paulo

  Kleber Galvão de Siqueira Junior, Fábio da Silva Cândido

  82-97

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• Aesthetics and resistance in the network and on stage of the Theater of the Oppressed

  Maria Bernardete Toneto

  98-118

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• Expelling structural racism from communication: from utopia to reality

  Márcia Guena, Ceres

  119-135

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• Humanizing documentary photography and the political-aesthetic construction in Latin America

  Pilar Oliva, Maria Bernardete

  136-150

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• Racism in the 2019 coup d'etat in Bolivia: records between October 20th and November 14th

  Martha Raquel Rodrigues

  151-164

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• Multicultural radio in New Zealand: Brazilians in Oceania

  Carlos Augusto Tavares Junior, Luciano Victor Barros Maluly

  165-178

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• Capoeira and the search for solutions to overcome obstacles in education: emancipation through the body

  Valdenor Silva dos Santos , Estefânia Zonaro, Nicole de Souza Pereira

  179-198

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• Latin American reception studies as a counter-hegemonic power in the field of communication: the perspective of mediations

  Felipe Chibás Ortiz, Gustavo Fernandes Dainezi, Ana Paula Dias

  199-216

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• Pardo, some preliminary reflections on the production of identities and the forms of identification of different subjects, in Paraná (1853/1888)

  Ricardo de Oliveira

  217-231

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• Decolonial perspective and Latin American thinkers: contributions to the analysis of audiovisual narratives in Latin America

  Andrea Rosendo da Silva, Dennis de Oliveira

  232-250

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• Colorful favored life: I'll tell you, life in the favela is not easy!

  Mônica Amaral , Robson Guarnieri dos Santos, Marina Nunes Dias

  251-267

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• “Ideals of a race” (1928-1931): black intellectuals and Cuban cultural avant-garde

  Fábio Nogueira

  268-286

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• Poetic “aquilombamento” at the crossroads of knowledge

  Naloana de Lima

  287-297

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• Contributions of the new Latin American constitutionalism to the Temporal Framework debate for the demarcation of indigenous lands in Brazil

  Paloma Gerzeli, Andrea Rosendo da

  298-312

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• Challenges of rural basic sanitation in the agrarian reform scenario

  Tamyse Campos Bueno Norberto

  313-328

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• Teacher narratives: dialogues between care and knowledge production

  Luiza Ribeiro

  329-340

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• Neuropedagogy: the dark face of the educational project in the extreme south of the city of São Paulo

  Denis

  341-358

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• Bolsonaro's necropolitics and authoritarian discourse: considerations on the impacts caused to people who live with HIV

  Everton da Silva

  359-371

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• The container: affectations between theater and territory

  Ana Elisa Menten

  372-386

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• The gaze and the distance from the door: Zapatista words take the first steps into unsubmissive lands

  Juliana Esquenazi

  387-404

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• Pandemic, digital communication and territorialities: coping actions

  Breno da Silva, Ana Gretel Echazú, Raquel Assunção

  405-419

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• Expressions of the struggle of cultural collectives on the outskirts of São Paulo in times of pandemic

  Tâmara Pacheco

  420-441

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• "Forbidden to lie in front of the store": conflicts of the homeless population in the urban environment in São Paulo and Santiago

  Giovanna Fidelis Chrispiano

  442-455

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• Quilombos, memory and knowledge of black resistance

  Thais Pereira da Silva

  456-472

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• Territoriality and forced displacement: care, political socialization and Afro-Colombianism in the quilombos of Bogotá

  Mayã Martins Correia, Marcelly Machado Cruz, Helena Sabino Rodrigues Cunha

  473-486

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• Voices of their living children: resistance and echoes of the narratives of mothers who lost their children to the armed wing of the State

  Maria da Glória Calado, Victória Martins

  487-506

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• The political and epistemic construction of popular and feminist communication in the World March of Women (WMM)

  Fabiana de Oliveira Benedito, Marcia Maria Tait Lima

  507-519

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• The power of new territorialities: a theoretical-practical case of MST and MSTC

  Pedro Henrique de Barros Gabriel Andrade , Juliana Teixeira de Oliveira

  520-531

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• Cards on the table: images and materiality in the decolonial informational struggle

  Vinicius Guedes Pereira de Souza

  532-550

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• The subversive otherness: reflections for a category autochthonous to black Brazilian women

  Gabriela Maria Chabatura

  551-565

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• Gender violence as a power strategy: forced sterilizations against indigenous women in Peru

  Graziela Tavares de Souza Reis, Ana Carolina Moura Fernandes de Almeida

  566-582

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• Afro-Brazilian traditions and the fight against dehumanization

  Fernanda de França Gatto, Juarez Tadeu de Paula Xavier

  583-593

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• Clarice Lispector and the hen: a look at the human

  Antonieta Campos Serra Teixeira dos Santos

  594-607

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• Collectives of women artists as spaces of appearance in capitalist society

  Juliana Ben Brizola da Silva

  608-621

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• Shared intersectional challenges: categories of oppression and transdisciplinary formative encounters in schools in São Paulo

  Maria da Glória Calado

  622-637

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• Sensible strategies humanize the analysis of black women's discourses

  Ceres Marisa Silva dos Santos

  638-652

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• Analytically-oriented sensitive listening group for teachers from a public school in São Paulo as a strategy to face the COVID-19 pandemic

  Edclay Lindoanna Oliveira Melo

  653-669

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• The active role of black and indigenous women rappers in the production of counter-narratives in Latin America

  Ana Luísa Melo Ferreira, Yoná Santos

  670-688

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• Black perspectives that enunciate voices and educate: Hip-Hop feminism, the politics of survival and empowerment in the favela

  Cristiane Correia Dias

  702-720

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• Birth is also coming home

  Verônica Aline Matos Santos, Márcia Cunha

  721-738

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• Transphobia and necropolitics: crossroads in the contemporary Brazilian context

  Juciane de Gregori, Jade Mariam Vaccari, Margarete Almeida Nepomuceno

  739-754

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• Latin American integration through co-production and cinematographic circulation among the countries of this region

  Aleques Sandro Eiterer, Mariana Vicente de Oliveira

  755-773

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• The poetry of S. J. from Egypt and tourism: analysis of the Nos Passos da Poesia project

  Rebeca Pacheco Laranjeira

  774-788

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• Donations from the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros: strategies in the internationalization of Latin American works of art.

  Vitor Crubelatti

  789-801

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• Cultural emergency notices in Bahia: public managers and maintenance of the existing

  Isabela Fernanda Azevedo Silveira, Amanda Haubert Ferreira Coelho

  802-815

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• Cassava flour: safeguarding food crops since the descriptive treaty of Brazil the geographical indication

  Gabriele Tres Maniezo, Gilvan C. C. de Araújo

  816-832

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• Digital resound: case study on NEOJIBA's digital channels

  Hugo Leonardo Nascimento Gonçalves, Heitor Ferrari Marback

  833-848

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• Analysis of the journalistic coverage of the newspapers Nexo and O Estado de S. Paulo about the political-economic crisis in Venezuela in the years 2018 and 2019

  João Pedro Malar

  849-866

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• The digital narratives of black female and racial ethnic movements in the fight against the colonial matrix of power

  Lúcia Maria de Souza Félix, Fabiana Félix do Amaral e Silva

  867-884

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• Innovations in the National School Feeding Program: challenges for management in the city of São Paulo

  Victória Bassan Mineto

  885-902

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