Mestrado em Comunicação e Territorialidades
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Nível: Mestrado Acadêmico
Ano de início: 2014
Conceito atual na CAPES: 4
Ato normativo:CNE/CES nº 154/2014
Periodicidade de seleção: Anual
Área(s) de concentração:Comunicação e Territorialidades
Url do curso: https://comunicacaosocial.ufes.br/pt-br/pos-graduacao/POSCOM/detalhes-do-curso?id=1475
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- ItemA morte na territorialidade digital : espetáculo, consumo e gestão do medo nas redes sociais(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2017-05-26) Sangalli, Heryck Luiz Jacob; Martinuzzo, José Antonio; https://orcid.org/0000000204998512; Alves, Gabriela Santos; Ribeiro, Renata de RezendeThe present research is aimed to investigate approaches concerning death on the digital social network Facebook. The hypotheses to analyze the theme consider that death is related to spectacle, consumption and management of fear. The production of content regarded to this perspective is only made possible by means of the current media-based society in which digital social networks prospered because it provided tools for the development of locus. Thus, our empirical object of analysis is Jogos Mortais +18 and Faca na Caveira, two Brazilian pages in which contents referring to the death are posted. The study is divided into three parts that build the theoretical framework by means of a bibliographical review: death, media-based society and social networks on the Internet as a source of new territorialities; and spectacle, consumption and fear, as mentioned above. Next, ethnographic observation and content analysis as a methodology are applied. In order to understand how death is experienced in the wide day-to-day of Facebook, a survey aimed at users was conducted. In this manner, it is concluded that death is actually connected to spectacle, information consumption, and management of fear, appropriated by specific individuals to manage control. In addition, we have confirmed that death is part of Facebook's daily living and sociability, and also consumed by users who are not included in pages that publish such subject
- ItemFotografias e territorialidades : memórias e resistências sobre a comunidade de Monteiro/São Martinho(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2018-08-20) Simões, Elizabeth Nader; Alves, Gabriela Santos; Rossoni, Rodrigo; Martinuzzo, José AntonioThis work analyzes photography as a source of documentations that perpetuate moments, witness individual and collective routine, feed and produce memories and serve as a resistance to forgetfulness and silence. Based on the photo documentary - developed by this researcher - held in two distinct moments of the 34 families of the Monteiro - São Martinho community (municipality of Anchieta, south coast of the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil) during their process of territorial changing, caused by the Vale S/A's intention of building Companhia Siderurgica Ubu (CSU) in the area. The first moment, made in the period between 2012 and 2014, records the daily life of the residents before the process of deterritorialization of the neighborhood Monteiro; the second moment, from 2016, monitors the reterritorialization process of the families in a new residential complex (built by the mining company Vale S/A specially for them, in the São Martinho district), regarding what has changed, what has remained and what no longer exists in the quotidian activities of the residents. It is intended to create an analysis on the practical actions during a process of deterritorialization / reterritorialization of the community, in these different moments, by the perspective of photography / visual documentation. The images are understood here as tools for understanding the complexity of this whole process of territorial entanglements between institutional formalities and everyday creations.
- ItemMarcas de uma escrita de si no cinema de Lucia Murat(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2019-04-16) Nascimento, Ursula Dart Bottrel do; Alves, Gabriela Santos; Vieira Junior, Erly Milton; Veiga, Roberta Oliveira
- ItemMarcas narrativas da cultura do estupro no ciberespaço - análise da misoginia contra Dilma Rousseff(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2018-03-13) Vieira, Pâmela Rocha; Alves, Gabriela Santos; Ribeiro, Renata Rezende; Martinuzzo, José AntonioThis dissertation investigates the narrative marks of the rape culture against the first woman to occupy the position of the presidency of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff. The cyberterritory space, with an emphasis on Social Networking on the Internet, is ou focus in the search for understanding symbolic manifestations of violence against women, especially when these women occupy spaces of power and challenge the gender stereotype, suffering retaliation related to the concept of rape culture.
- ItemNo território do passinho : transculturalidade e ressignificação dos corpos que dançam nos espaços periféricos(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2017-07-19) Nascimento, Luna Maria Pacheco do; Vieira Junior, Erly Milton; Alves, Gabriela Santos; Gonçalves, Rôssi AlvesHas as its research object Passinho, a way of dancing funk from favelas in Rio de Janeiro, which, in recent years, has become a movement of great prominence in the Brazilian cultural scene. It uses multidisciplinary studies that helps to understand the phenomenon and its social, cultural and media implications, in order to construct a bibliographic path that supports the territorialisation of the movement from the bodies of the dancers, also crossing the urban shanty towns of Rio de Janeiro and the media environment. The methodology used was bibliographic research (GIL, 2002) and the binding level (SODRÉ, 2014). The general themes addressed throughout the text are some questions about the dance body applicable to the research object, the cultural environment that gave rise to the phenomenon, the description of the research object, as well as its historical place in the context of the funk movement Carioca, as considerations about the media dimension around the Passinho
- ItemO jornalismo como palco de disputas discursivas : o movimento feminista no Jornal A Gazeta do Espírito Santo (1986-2016)(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2018-04-06) Machado, Viviane Ramos; Reis, Ruth de Cássia dos; Geraldes, Elen Cristina; Alves, Gabriela SantosThis work intends to understand how feminist discourses are constructed in the journalism discursive territory, specially in Jornal A Gazeta, from 1986 to 2016. We started with the assumption that journalism provides visibility to discourses made invisible by cultural standards in it's normality and repetition, and, by doing that, creates the news that guides our everyday life. We dealt, most of all, with the communication, current object in our everyday life, with sensible existence, with domain of what is real and established in practices and objects that we see, hear and feel. For the theoretical and methodological framework, we adopted the Depth Hermeneutics (DH), developed by Thompson (2011), a social investigation practice that allows the understanding of how symbolical actions are made. In addition to, we outlined the most important feminist movement milestones in Espírito Santo, starting with the vestiges left by news reports in the analyzed newspaper, worked out a quantitative analysis of the data obtained with the research and analyzed six texts selected under the Critical Discourse Analysis, proposed by Norman Fairclough (2001). We perceived, well-founded by the empirical research, that there is a diversity in the content published about the feminist movement. Even though, most of it are published in spaces dedicated to fictional and cultural products, we were also able to identify texts with a more deep political content, that oppose to distinct society organization methods, refute laddish and conservative standards, illustrate the constant struggle for equal rights between men and women, as well as especulate the future of feminism. The reproduction of feminist discourses in the newspaper, however, was not limited by positive constructions; we also identified the emergence of texts that reproduce the stereotype of a housewife, hypersexualized, and excluded from positions of power in the society
- ItemReencantamento digital? : a internet como ferramenta de poder da igreja(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2017-03-22) Lambert, Karina Inácio de Araujo; Alves, Gabriela Santos; https://orcid.org/0000000306623703; Fonseca, João Barreto da; Martinuzzo, José AntônioThe history of humanity is marked by religion. Assuming the status of bridge between gods and men, religious institutions succeeded in maintaining, for centuries, relations of power as holders of religious knowledge, considered as unquestionable. In this way, their influence has unfolded on different fronts, becoming a social phenomenon that leads to behaviors, opinions and directs actions, often of entire societies. Until the rationality characteristic of modernity, driven by capitalism and Enlightenment thought, fragmented the religious world, provoking what Max Weber (2004) calls disenchantment. At that moment religion lost its hegemony as a producer of meaning, becoming a subjective choice. However, the pace and accelerated changes promoted by information technology have breathed new life into religion, but not without causing profound changes. From then on, there is the "unfolding of an individual, mobile and moldable religiosity that gives way to new forms of religious sociability" (HERVIEULÉGER, 2015, p.30). The media become a two-way street, for they both allow for a reenchantment by religion, and they bring about a shake-up in the authority of institutions, since they are no longer the sole holders of religious knowledge. Thus, this research seeks to approach the religious panorama of our time from the constant movement of religious institutions to maintain their authority and power relations, often manipulating the sacred in pursuit of social, political, and economic interests in a control society in which Power and institutions are crossed by the message of communication.