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Comunicarte 25 (2002). Vol. 19. Revista semestral do Centro de Linguagem e Comunicação da Pontificia Universidade Católica de Campinas; C.P. 317 - CEP 13012-970; Campinas, SP; Brazil.

  • Oliveira Suppia, Alfredo Luiz Paes de. "Esper machine: A metalinguagemem Blade Runner, de Ridley Scott," pp. 11-24. This essay explores metalanguage in cinema, particularly its manifestation between photography and cinema as it appears in the "Esper Machine" sequence in Blade Runner.
  • Barros, Anotnio Teixeira de. "Ecologia d poderes: O discurso ecológico da imprensa Brasileira À luz do pensamento de Michel Foucault e Pierre Bourdieu," pp. 25-39. "This article analyzes the relationships of power in the discourse of the Brazilian press about ecology," from 1972 to 1992. Its perspective is informed by the theories of Foucault and Bourdieu.
  • Fuser, Bruno. "O Boletim da pastoral na 'zona' de Campinas," pp. 41-54. This article examines the community-based press, in this instance one sponsored by religious organizations working with prostitutes in Campinas. The press seeks to encourage a critically active and transformative participation.
  • Lahni, Cláudio Regina. "Outras possibilidades para o rádio," pp. 55-65. Beginning with the history of radio (especially in Brazil), this essay explores alternative possibilities for the content and format radio for participation.
  • Raij, Cleonice Furtado de Mendonça van. "Das antigas artes: A arte de consolar," pp. 67-77. The literary genre of consolation extends from Greco-Roman literature, philosophy, and rhetoric. This essay traces its history.
  • Camargo, Dulce maria Pompêo de. "Conhecimento escolar: Identidade, sociedade e interdiscursividade," pp. 79-91. This essay explores the construction of knowledge among non-graduated teachers in central and western Brazil.
  • Lima, Edvaldo Pereira. "Histórias de vida em jornalisml literário avançado," pp. 93-107. "This article, which is a combination of historical chronicle, conceptual definitions, philosophical reflection, epistemological assumptions and also the report of the development of a pertinent proposal, discusses profiles, literary journalism and lifestories."
  • Mattos, Fernando. "Mídia, poder econômico e globalização," pp. 109-120. After an analysis of the economics of journalism and the influence of globalization, the author argues for the rights of citizens to a plurality of opinion.
  • Belda, Francisco Rolfsen. "A informação científica no noticiário: Um estudo dos mecanismos de reformulação lingüística influentes no discurso jornalístico de divulgação," pp. 121-132. "This work aims to give a theoretical approach of the journalistic discourse of scientific publishing based mainly on Language Sciences, in order to contribute towards a methodology adequate for the study of this issue."
  • Caldas, Graça. "Leitura crítica da mídia: Educação para a cidadania," pp. 133-143. This article explores the relationship among the process of information production, the media, and education."
  • Vargas, Herom. "Música pop, espetáculo mito: Questões de tempo e espaço," pp. 145-156. "This article aims at analyzing the connections between rock and pop music, contemporary spectacles, and mythical rituals as far as time and space perception and configuration are concerned."
  • Garboggini, João André Brito. "A presença humana em 'O Gabinete do Dr. Caligari' e 'Nosferatu'," pp. 157-166. Two classic films of German Expressionism are examined in the context of the 20th century history of Expressionism.
  • Benedetti, Luiz Roberto. "Vertigem do Vazio," pp. 167-175. This analysis of religion in the (print) media presents a "horizontal evaluation" and argues that even the absence of religious values in favor of materialism presents religion.
  • Pechula, Marcia Reami. "Os signos mítico-sagrados na divulgação científica dos meios de comunicação de massa," pp. 189-204. "This study starts with the hypothesis that mass media vehicles, which inform discoveries and scientific inventions-rational scientific knowledge, make use of signs that represent the mythical-sacred world (expressed in a mysterious and magical way), creating in the telespectator or reader, an imaginary realm that gives continuity to the mythical-sacred visions."

Comunicarte 24 (2001). Vol. 18.

This issue features articles on a variety of topics, many authored by faculty members from Campinas.

  • Carnicel, Amarildo, Envelope Cultural um Passeio Dirigido Pelo País por Meio das Cartas e das Fotos de Mário de Andrade (pp. 7-22), on the correspondence and photo archives of the writer Mário de Andrade, reporting on his travels through the country in search of the roots of Brazilian culture.
  • Falaschi, Celso, Avaliação de Níveis de Criatividade no Jornalismo Impresso Brasileiro (pp. 23-40), reporting a survey evaluating the levels of creativity in Brazilian print journalism.
  • Gohr, Cláudia Fabiana, Luís Moretto Netto, & Edvaldo Alves Santana, O Capital Humano Como Elemento Competitivo das Organizações: Um Estudo de Caso no Setor Hoteleiro de Itapema-SC (pp. 41-55), on the role of intellectual capital, knowledge, and information in hotel organizations.
  • Adorno-Silva, Dulce A., A Alma Aprisionada (pp. 56-69), analyzing the importance of the image, comparing photographic language to verbal language.
  • Quintana, Haenz Gutiérrez, A fotografia no Design de Cartazes de Cinema (pp. 70-75), presenting a narrative analysis of film images in the design of cinema posters.
  • Melo, José Marques de, A Primeira Tese de Doutorado em Ciências da Comunicação Defendida no Brasil (pp. 76-88), an historical study of the first Brazilian Ph.D. dissertation in communication (by Luiz Beltrão), which helped establish the study of folk communication in Brazil.
  • Golobovante, Maria da Conceição, A Publicidade na Literatura, uma Influência Paródica? (pp. 89-102), on the nature and development of publicity/public relations, including an analysis of its language use according to the theory of language function and the theory of parody.
  • Oliveira Lima, Maria Érica de, Oligarquia, Coronelismo e Meios de Comunicação (pp. 103-118), a study in political communication, contrasting the traditional Brazilian exercise of power through oligarchy and land ownership with a newer social pattern that concentrates power in the hands of dominating people, and now through the mass media.
  • Mingorance, Solange, As Mulheres de Nelson Rodrigues no Cinema (pp. 119-132), a psycho-social analysis of female characters in some of the films based on the plays of Nelson Rodrigues, looking at both what the women represent to themselves and what they represent to the world.
  • Souza, Sueli de, O Papel da Mídia na Formação de Consciência (pp. 133-138), arguing for an ethical analysis of the media, particularly as it forms individual consciousness on issues of globalization.