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    Mbembe, A. (2017). Crítica da razão Negra. Lisboa: Antígona.

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    Crítica da razão Negra, de Achile Mbembe, não é uma história das ideias, nem um exercício de sociologia histórica, embora se sirva da história “para propor um estilo de reflexão crítica acerca do mundo do nosso tempo” (p. 21)..

    Pesquisando co-viewing em redes sociais e aplicativos de mensagem instantânea: ética e desafios

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    Este artigo discute as preocupações e os desafios éticos que devem ser considerados durante o estudo da prática de covisualização (televisão social) dos conteúdos audivisuais nas mídias sociais e aplicativos de mensagens instantâneas. As práticas de covisualização se referem às atividades interconectadas que ocorrem enquanto os espectadores se sentam juntos em frente a um aparelho de TV, observando e construindo sentido a partir do conteúdo televisivo. Plataformas conectadas ampliam as possibilidades de covisualização, permitindo que as pessoas experimentem uma copresença digital. Neste estudo, os usuários que participaram em atividades de covisualização conectada em grupos não oficiais, do Facebook e do WhatsApp, dedicados à telenovela brasileira Babilônia (exibida em 2015), são usados para exemplificar a necessidade de estabelecer um consentimento informado ao realizar pesquisas online e evitar danos aos participantes. A pesquisa demonstra que uma tomada de decisão ética em relação aos dados e aos pontos de vista dos usuários estudados deve ser considerada e avaliada nos estágios iniciais e ao longo de cada etapa do estudo

    Os Estudos Lusófonos e as Ciências da Comunicação: nota introdutória

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    A comunidade lusófona tem para cima de 250 milhões de falantes, mas apenas uma minoria desenvolve um sentimento de pertença baseado numa língua comum..

    Globalização, diversidade cultural e lusofonias: circulação trans-espacial da fala portuguesa e sua relação com outras falas

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    Discuto transdisciplinarmente questões várias que envolvem os conceitos de globalização, diversidade cultural e lusofonia, recorrendo a travessias e a passagens mediadas pela Linguística Aplicada e suportadas pela Planificação Linguística e pela Política Linguística. A travessia, envolta em novidade e perigosidade, fala-nos de oceanos, proporcionando-nos desafios complexos, e colocando-nos, por vezes, em sobressalto. A passagem parece ser mais controlada, associada a experiências com menos enigmas e mais seguras, talvez porque habitualmente se avistam as margens de um lado e do outro, a partir de diferentes pontos do rio, quando efectuamos a passagem. No rio passa-se de uma margem para a outra. E no oceano, o que acontece? Numa perspectiva transdisciplinar e através da linguística aplicada, a lusofonia e a sua contextualização, incluindo a diversidade cultural num mundo pretendido global é, por mim entendida, como sendo a travessia. Através da Planificação Linguística e da Política Linguística, que se constituem em instrumento útil para um esboço possível de uma noção virada para o futuro, a lusofonia é aqui entendida como uma passagem. O enfoque do presente artigo recai, pois, sobre o conceito de lusofonia como lugar de reflexão, de conhecimento e de reconhecimento de si e do Outro, conceito este instanciado pela noção da relação vis-a-vis globalização e pela essência aqui representada pelo sistema ecológico linguístico do Português

    Globalisation, cultural diversity and Lusophony: trans-spatial circulation of Portuguese speech and its relationship with other speeches

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    I shall discuss several questions involving the concepts of globalisation, cultural diversity and lusophony in a transdisciplinary fashion, resorting to the notions of crossings and passages, mediated by Applied Linguistics and supported by Language Planning and Language Policy. The crossing, wrapped in novelty and perilousness, speaks of oceans, affording us complex challenges and, at times, frightening us. The passage seems to be more controlled, and associated with less enigmatic and more secure experiences, perhaps because both banks of a river can usually be seen from any point as we pass through it. In a river, we travel across from one bank to the other. And in the ocean, what happens? Lusophony and its contextualisation, in my opinion, is the crossing, viewed from a transdisciplinary perspective and through applied linguistics, including cultural diversity in a world claimed as global. Through Language Planning and Language Policy, both established as useful tools for a possible outline of some futuristic notion, Lusophony is here understood as passage. The focus of the present article falls therefore upon the concept of Lusophony as a place of reflection, of knowledge as well as recognition of oneself and the Other. This concept of Lusophony is instantiated by the notion of relation vis-à-vis globalisation and by the essence here portrayed by the linguistic ecological system of Portuguese

    Why subaltern language? Yes, we speak Portuguese! For a critique of the coloniality of language in international student mobility

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    The ability to communicate in English is often associated with the condition of social class, gender and other factors of cultural identity. In this early 21st century, it has become one of the main constraints to participate in study and research programs in universities with top academic rankings. However, in many countries with too many educational inequalities, namely in Portugal and Brazil, the hegemony of the English language is a worrying factor for the internationalisation policies aimed at the high qualification of researchers in several scientific areas, especially those that lead to innovation and bring added value to the knowledge economy. From a comparative perspective, and taking into account some assumptions of postcolonial critical theories, this article presents a critical reflection on how English language teaching policies in the countries mentioned have acted to reinforce inequalities in terms of international student mobility

    Lusophone geopolitical space: vidas em Português

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    Língua – vidas em Português (2004), by Victor Lopes, shows the presence of Portuguese culture and language from around the world; the basis of representation of the lusophone universe are Goa, Mozambique, Brazil, Portugal, and Japan. Our work stems from the hypothesis that opinions, feelings, practices and behaviors manifested in Portuguese by common individuals present in the documentary can indicate significant elements for the comprehension of Lusophony. It is by the social spaces they occupy that their speech can be taken as a way of life, which encompasses opinions of the Portuguese language and representations of the culture they belong to, emphasizing relations between local meanings and those originating from abroad. Finding the balance between the local and global, just as the historic tensions among values (tradition in opposition to innovation, for example) of the lusophone universe are consequences of the analysis that the documentary bequeaths us as significant. As such, from this discursive manifestation, other lines of thinking the lusophone concept emerges through a reading key that neutralizes or complexifies oppositions, constructing the representation of Lusophony as a space marked by the meeting of differences, not necessarily in competition with each other, but rather, a supranational space in permanent dialogue

    Peripheral contexts of artistic creativity: the Angolan case

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    After describing and discussing the conditions of artistic production in peripheral contexts, the course of the Angolan visual arts from the end of the colonial period to the present time is analysed, a period when these enjoy a relative international projection. This projection is the result of a double sustainability: on the one hand, the material conditions for creation and artistic production and, on the other hand, the sustainability or maintenance of an aesthetic pattern rooted in the tradition and history of the country

    Reportagem histórica como procedimento narrativo

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    Este texto aborda o cruzamento de história, jornalismo e literatura como procedimento para a constituição de uma narrativa específica, a grande reportagem histórica ou intelectual de aprofundamento. Explora-se uma questão simples: e se o historiador for um jornalista que cobre o passado e o narra como um escritor

    Cartographies of action research: searching for displacements of the epistemology of the South

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    The purpose of this paper is to discuss action research as one of the possibilities for the development of an epistemology of the South, in which scientific knowledge and other ecologies of knowledge can be linked. In this work, we propose a mapping of what has been developed on action research in Brazil, seeking to discuss this dimension of knowledge production from perspectives which seek to break the gap between colonizing and invisibilized science in the geopolitics of scientific knowledge. Thus, our proposal seeks to answer what has been produced on action research in Brazil, who are the actors that are developing this type of research and how it can be understood as belonging to an epistemology of the South

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