Paths and exchanges in communication research: A Luso-Brazilian trajectory
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Communication sciences, Research methodologies, Media analysis, Portuguese speaking worldAbstract
This paper outlines and analyzes nearly 30 years of a personal research trajectory, based on geographic, political, and social contexts in the Portuguese speaking world and in the field of Communication Sciences. My path was made up of personal, professional, and institutional encounters and misunderstandings, where the School of Communication and Arts and the Graduate Program in Communication Sciences, University of São Paulo, acquired major centrality. Memories presented by time frames function as references and, as such, proposes a reconfiguration of the real in which time, spatiality, and generational nostalgia acquire significant relevance. Written as an essay, the text adopts a chronological order in the exposition to explain many of the thematic, theoretical-conceptual, and methodological choices undertaken over these three decades of research.
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