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A retrospective in 20 images: the representation of the Dilma government by the...
Mendes, André Melo; Mendonça, Carlos Magno CamargosThis article aims to analyze the synthesis of the Dilma government made available by the Globo news portal - G1, from August 31, 2016. When studying this retrospective, we are not limited to understanding its formal or structural meaning, but we also focus on detecting the narrative strategies proposed by the site in order to better understand the meanings in dispute, as well as the complex power relations that...
Lilith and the Primordial Couple: Art and Literature
Mendes, André Melo; Nascimento, LysleiThe article analyzes some image representations of Adam, Eve and Lilith. Creation of myths of origin, from the construction of towers to the foundation and destruction of cities, the Judeo-Christian narratives, with their specificities and junctions, perspectives and displacements, between legend, parable and chronicle, mix their factual existence with the wonderful and the divine. Narrators, poets and artists ...
The formation of the identity of Jews and Palestinians in the media: how was th...
Mendes, André Melo; Ferreira, JulianaThis article seeks to understand how Palestinians and Jews were represented by the pages of the main Brazilian newsmagazines in July 2014, when the operation known as the Protecting Margin took place. For this, the notions of acontecimento (Louis Queré) and framing (Erwin Goffman) were used. In operationalizing such concepts, we use an image and textual analysis based on the principles of Erwin Panofsky and Rol...
The Portrait Tradition: Annie Leibovitz
Mendes, André MeloThis article deals with the main works of Annie Leibovitz, a contemporary photographer of Jewish origin, famous for the aesthetic and rhetorical quality of her portraits. Although it is not adequately valued by much of the specialized critic, due to its link with the market, its images, as will be seen in this text, are complex and of great importance for the history of photography. In this reflection on her wo...
Entre monstros e super-heróis: retratos dos principais atores da crise política...
Mendes, André Melo; Vianna, Graziela MelloEste artigo procura analisar como as capas das principais news magazines brasileiras representaram de maneira polarizada e caricata os personagens da crise política brasileira em 2016. Para realizar essas análises utilizámos um método de base semiótica e recorremos a teóricos da Sociologia da Comunicação e da Ciência Política. Entre as capas publicadas em 2016, selecionámos aquelas em que se evidencia a caracte...
Arquivo de Memória Oral das Profissões da Comunicação (AMOPC)
Barros, Júlia Teresa Pinto De Sousa; Silvestre, Cláudia; Subtil, Filipa Mónica de Brito Gonçalves; Cavaleiro Rodrigues, José; Rezola, Maria InáciaO AMOPC designa um repositório de memórias orais dos profissionais das várias áreas da comunicação. O objetivo é a criação de um arquivo audiovisual em formato eletrónico, para recolha, recuperação, catalogação, preservação, disponibilização e aproveitamento de registos de memória histórica sobre as profissões da comunicação, aberto à sociedade civil e à comunidade académica mais alargada. O AMOPC poderá ser ac...
Imagens da Pietà: reflexões sobre o atravessamento de discursos e identidades e...
Mendes, André Melo; Barcelos, JanainaFotografias são representações que engendram discursos carregados de sentidos, atravessados por intertextualidades, interdiscursividades e intericonicidades. Já faz séculos desde que a Igreja Católica perdeu sua influência hegemônica no planeta; entretanto, em todo mundo ocidental, a iconografia cristã ainda é muito presente e continua contribuindo para a formação da identidade das pessoas. O objetivo desta com...
Diane Arbus and Our Daily Odd
Mendes, André MeloThis article presents the work of Diane Arbus, an important American photographer of Jewish origin who produced her work in the 1960’s and 1970’s. Influenced by the work of Lisette Model, another photographer of Jewish origin, Arbus became one of the first photographers interested in reminding us that the weird/grotesque is very close to us and it is part of our reality. The work that made her famous is charact...