Vol. 21 No. 39 (2021): Journalism in contemporary history

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-5462_39

Published: 2021-12-14

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Presentation

Introduction. Journalism in contemporary history

Carla Baptista, Jorge Pedro Sousa

9-12
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Articles

Demands of news professionals Analysis of the conclusions of the four Congresses of Portuguese Journalists

João Miranda

15-35
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Artur Portela (Filho) and the marks of a unique brand of irreverence in Jornal Novo and Opção

Carla Rodrigues Cardoso, Pedro Marques Gomes

37-55
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Covid-19: A pandemic that reconfigures journalism?

Felisbela Lopes, Clara Almeida Santos, Ana Teresa Peixinho, Olga Estrela Magalhães, Rita Araújo

57-75
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Almanaque (1959-1961) a brief media case of rebellion during Salazar’s regime

José Guilherme Victorino

77-99
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The world of journalism and the history of the present time A perspective on the journalism in the 1980s in Brazil

Marialva Barbosa

101-116
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A history made by manu militari? The Inter-American Press Society, the Psychological War, the Ciespal and the Academic Field in Latin America

Eduardo Meditsch

117-133
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Digital infographics The journalistic genre that emerged from trauma to foreshadow the course of a new visual culture for the media

Assunção Gonçalves Duarte

135-160
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Access to historical newspapers Considerations on the development of digitised collections

Olívia Pestana

161-174
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Readings of print journalism in José Saramago's "The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis"

José Cândido Oliveira Martins

175-188
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Journalism and memories in 360°. The case of The Daily 360 Genocide Legacy

Isabella de Sousa Gonçalves, Carla Ramalho Procópio

189-205
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Possible dialogues with Clarice Lispector An inclusive look from historiography to Brazilian journalism

Paula Melani Rocha, Muriel Emídio Pessoa do Amaral

207-225
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Varia

Media narratives about intimate partner femicide in Portugal

Ariana Pinto Correia, Sofia Neves

229-245
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