Estudos em Mediatização
causalidade, centralidade, interdisciplinaridade
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1982-8160.v11i1p101-126Palavras-chave:
Mediatização, mediação, metaprocessoResumo
Com o objetivo de participar no debate em torno do conceito de mediatização, este artigo analisa os seus contributos para os estudos de comunicação e media. Iniciamos este percurso com a análise dos media-como-meio-ambiente na vida contemporânea, para debatermos em seguida questões centrais para esta área de estudos: a relação entre os media e causalidade e a centralidade dos media nas teorias que conceitualizam a sua relação com a sociedade, bem como a sua relevância interdisciplinar.
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