tensões para um giro decolonial no pensamento comunicológico. abrindo a discussão
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Abstract
This paper aims at discussing the relation between the decolonial studies (ED) and communication studies (EC). There’s an intention to develop some explanatory exercises: analyze the need of inquiring on the expression “critical schools in communication”; highlighting some debates that summarize the differences between EDs and cultural studies in communication; finally interrogating the epistemology of communication as a way to address not just the questions of some of the communication narratives or traditions, but the manner and consequences of that answer.
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| Authors | ;Tanius Karam |
| Journal | food science of animal resources |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.16921/chasqui.v0i133.2680
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