The history of communication studies across the Americas: an introduction
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1982-8160.v19i1p39-53Abstract
The Scientific Editors of MATRIZes have decided to include in the Dossier section of this issue the text entitled The History of Communication Studies across the Americas: An Introduction, by the American colleagues David W. Park, Jefferson Pooley and Peter Simonson and the Spanish Esperanza Herrero, in its Portuguese translation (A história dos estudos de comunicação nas Américas: Uma introdução), in the context of an international collaboration explained in the text itself, carried out in recent years, which can be considered of great importance as a joint effort of the academic communities associated with three top-level open access journals on the American continent, which regularly publish communication studies in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, with mutual translations in most cases. The intention is to highlight the common purpose of strengthening the exchange of perspectives and rigorous research results on the histories of communication studies, which have been generated, debated, and projected for a future that is certainly heterogeneous but less fragmented than the current one on the American continent.
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